Men - Pants & Shorts
How to Measure
- WAIST
- Measure around your natural waist (bend sideways – the crease is it). Recommendation: Keep one finger between the tape and your body.
- HIPS
- Stand with your heels together, and measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
- INSEAM
- Select a pair of your best-fitting pants of a similar material. Lay the pants flat and measure from the center of the crotch to the bottom of one leg. The number of inches, to the nearest half-inch, is the inseam length.
- REGULAR, LONG, SHORT OR BIG
- Rise is the distance from your front waist to your back waist by way of your crotch.
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- Regular Rise- 5'8" - 6'0" tall, with hips and chest of equal width.
- Long Rise- 6'1" or taller, high -waisted, or want more "depth". Garment is 1⁄2" longer in the rise than the regular rise.
- Short Rise- 5'7" or under, with a short torso. Garment is 1⁄2" shorter in the rise than the regular rise.
- Big- 5'8" - 6'0" tall, with a less athletic profile. Pockets and other details increase in size for the right proportion.
- Big/Tall- 6'1" - 6'3" tall, with a less athletic profile. Garment is 1⁄2" longer in the rise than a regular rise.
| Size | Waist | Hips |
|---|---|---|
| Small |
28 3071 76 |
32 3481 86 |
| Medium |
32 3481 86 |
36 3891 98 |
| Large |
36 3891 98 |
40 42102 107 |
| X-Large |
40 42102 107 |
44 45 1⁄2112 116 |
| XX-Large |
44 46112 117 |
47 48 1⁄2119 123 |
CUFFING & HEMMING
| Fit | Cuffing | Hemming |
|---|---|---|
| Short | to 32to 81 | to 34to 86 |
| Regular | to 34to 86 | to 36to 91 |
| Long | to 36to 91 | to 38to 97 |
- If you do not specify a cuffing or hemming length, your pants will be delivered unfinished. Please allow 1-2 days additional processing time for hemming and cuffing.
- Remember to allow an extra 1⁄2 inch (1 1⁄2 cm) for shrinkage in 100% cotton items.
- Some jeans and corduroy trousers can be hemmed but not cuffed.
- As indicated in the charts, the maximum inseam for cuffed pants is 2 inches less than the maximum for straight hemmed (“uncuffed”) pants. This is because creating a cuff requires 2 inches of fabric.