Determine your best fit using your waist and hip measurements.

1. Waist Measurement:

To measure your waist, wrap a measuring tape around the narrowest part of your waist, usually just above your belly button. Keep the tape snug but not tight.

2. Hip Measurement:

Measure the fullest part of your hips, typically around the widest part of your buttocks. Ensure the tape is level and flat against your body.

Choosing the Right Fabric

1. Stretch Denim:

   • Features: Contains a small percentage of elastane, spandex or elastane, allowing for a snug yet comfortable fit.
   • Best For: Skinnier silhouettes or form-fitting styles.
   • Benefits: Provides ease of movement, maintains shape, and is perfect for all-day wear.

2. Rigid Denim:

   • Features: Usually made from 100% cotton without any stretch.
   • Best For: Straight-leg, boyfriend, and vintage-inspired jeans.
   • Benefits: Durable, develops a unique character over time, and offers a timeless appeal.

3. Blended Fabrics:

   • Features: A mix of cotton, polyester, and elastane.
   • Best For: A variety of styles, including bootcut and flare.
   • Benefits: Combines the durability of cotton with the comfort of stretch fabrics.

Understanding Rises

1. High-Rise: Sits at or above the natural waist.

2. Mid-Rise: Sits between the belly button and hips. Can often be be sized-up for a lower-rise fit.

3. Low-Rise: Sits below the hips.

Regular, Short and Long leg lengths: Unless specified, all denim and trouser legs are regular length.