These side-stripe sweatpants publish a waist interval for every size, plus a separate hip and length number. The S row is 62–74 cm waist, 104 cm hip and 96 cm length; XXL reaches 70–82, 112 and 100 cm. The waist intervals overlap. Choosing solely by whether your waist falls inside one interval could overlook the seat and leg length you actually want.

Make a three-column check

Measure a pair of sweatpants that stays in place comfortably when walking: relaxed waistband, its usable stretch, and hip. Then record the outside length from the same starting point used on your reference pair. Compare all three with the listed rows. If S and M both cover your waist, their published hips differ by 2 cm and lengths by 1 cm. Ask whether the waist endpoints are flat relaxed-to-stretched garment measurements or body recommendations; the listing does not define them or provide a drawstring-adjustment range.

Black and Brown are the available colours. A plain tee can keep the side stripes visible, but ask for the selected colour’s photo if stripe contrast matters. Cotton and polyester are named without percentages or fabric weight, so the title “Cozy” does not establish warmth. The source also omits inseam, rise and leg opening; a matching overall length cannot guarantee the same break at your shoes.