The split-bottom wide-leg trousers have one-size figures for waist 64–98 cm, hip 120 cm, thigh 76 cm and “Bottom” 76 cm. The last label is useful only after confirming whether it measures a full opening, a flat width or both legs together.

Locate the leg opening and split

Measure a wide-leg trouser you own at hip, thigh and one hem. Mark the listed 93 cm length from the same waistband point. Ask for a flat photo showing a ruler across one bottom opening and the height of the split above it. The name says “split bottom,” but the text gives no slit length, side, fastening or movement test. Equal 76 cm thigh and bottom entries do not prove a straight leg until the measuring convention is known.

White, Green and Pink are the selectable colours. Try your intended shoes with the reference trouser, then decide how much hem should clear the ground before comparing 93 cm with your own outseam. The source names cotton and linen but gives no ratio, white opacity or shrinkage result. The elastic waist range can guide a first pass, yet the fixed 120 cm hip may be the tighter constraint.