The loose cotton-linen pants use one adjustable waist rather than letter sizes. The source’s one-size chart lists waist minimum 65 cm, maximum 102 cm, hip 108 cm, thigh 62 cm and length 87 cm. The waistband range looks generous, but it says nothing by itself about room at the hip or thigh.

Find the limiting measure

Measure a pair of relaxed pants you like at waist, hip, upper thigh and outseam. Compare each finished measurement with the listed chart. A hypothetical reference with 106 cm hip would leave only 2 cm difference against 108 cm, if both numbers are finished-garment circumferences; that may not match the loose look in the title. Ask whether 62 cm describes one leg’s full thigh circumference and how the 65–102 cm waist endpoints were measured. Do not choose solely because your waist lies inside the range.

The source names White, Khaki, Yellow, Beige, Orange and Claret, while the current selector uses White, Beige, Orange, Yellow, Burgundy and Coffee. Ask for a current labelled image of the actual option; “Claret” should not silently be treated as identical to Burgundy or Coffee. Cotton/linen percentages and shrinkage evidence are absent.