Sixteen pairs cut relaxed, from a 25 cm tapered sweatpant to a 53 cm heavyweight. Waist at size M sits between 67 cm and 77 cm, and thirteen carry a full size chart.
Leg opening is the measurement that decides how a trouser reads, and almost no brand puts it on the tag. Ours run 25 cm on the Fleece-Lined Sweatpants to 53 cm on the Heavyweight Pants at size M. Twenty-eight centimeters apart.
Below 35 cm a leg tapers and shows the ankle. Above 45 cm it falls straight from the hip and hides the shoe. Everything else is somewhere in between.
Waist, length and rise
Waist at size M sits between 67 cm on the Striped Wide-Leg Track and 77 cm on the Cotton Cargo Curved Stretch. Length runs 99 cm to 109 cm, and hip spans 104 cm to 123.5 cm because the Japanese-cut harem pairs carry much more volume through the seat.
Thirteen of the sixteen carry a full size chart. Fabrics cover cotton, a 65% cotton linen blend, an 80% cotton denim and a 67.6% polyester with 32.4% cotton twill. Sizes reach XXS to 3XL, with denim sized 28 to 36. Photographed on a 187 cm model or taller. Wash cold.
Measurements come from the manufacturer's flat size table for each garment, converted to centimetres and mapped onto one size ladder. Available for 15 of the 16 garments here, last checked 2026-09-11. How we measure.
Above roughly 45 cm at size M falls straight from the hip and covers the shoe. Below 35 cm tapers and shows the ankle. The range here is 25 cm to 53 cm.
How do I pick a size without trying them on?
Measure a pair you already wear flat across the waist and double it. Waist at size M here sits between 67 cm and 77 cm.
Which pairs suit hot weather?
The linen blends and the nylon wide-leg. Both move air instead of trapping it against the leg.
Do all of them list measurements?
Thirteen of the sixteen do. Shoots use a 187 cm model or taller with the size worn recorded, so you can judge the drop against a real body.