10 Trendy Ways To Recycle Your Old Jeans Outfits, Save Money, And Reduce Climate Change

This Phenom Top is a perfect example of repositioning your old jeans. A phenom top is a long sleeve sweater made from recycled denim. Where was once the stretchy hip section, has been refitted as a round neck or top. Start by cutting the bottom of your jeans and keep the leg pieces aside. Use the hip area of the jeans to create the bust and attach the leg pieces to create sleeves. Just like that, your jeans have a few more years of life. The Phenom top looks great paired with a high-waisted skirt or skinny jeans.

Corset tops are all the rage these days, and you can easily make one from your old denim. Cut the legs of your jeans and sew them together to create the bottom part of your dress. For the top, create a corset-style bustier from the waistband and upper section of the jeans. The result is a unique and edgy dress. Pair it with your favorite heels and statement jewelry to complete the look.

A skirt with a denim top is a relatively new fashion trend. Create a skirt by cutting the legs off your jeans and sewing them together in a circular shape. For the top, create a one-shoulder or half-cropped top from the upper section of your jeans.

An overcoat is a tremendous way to recycle all unused jeans!

Simple and straight to the point, this can easily be recreated from the upper hip section of any jeans pants.

Cut out and attach items of your unused jeans to designs you are currently wearing to create unique designs.

Can’t buy jeans boots? Don’t worry these shin covers are even more stylish.

Ripped jeans, torn outfits? Just cut off the section that looks outdated and merge it with an alternative fabric.

In case you are unsatisfied with one-half of your jeans outfit, why not try an asymmetric outfit where your rock two different styles in one top/bottom?

Check out these mesh jeans pants!