The loose elastic-waist pants list waist, hip and total length for M, L and XL. M is 62/130/94 cm, L 66/134/95 and XL 70/138/96. Each row adds 4 cm at waist and hip, leaving a 68 cm difference between the two published numbers. That arithmetic describes the chart; it does not tell us the pants’ ease or how far the waistband stretches.

Ask for two waistband states

Measure a comfortable elastic-waist pair you own lying flat, first with the band relaxed and then gently extended only as far as you would wear it. Record both full circumferences. Ask the seller for those same two measurements in your candidate rows and whether the published 62, 66 and 70 cm values are relaxed garment widths or body guidance. A hypothetical 68 cm body waist falls between L and XL’s listed numbers, but no choice is justified without the stretch range.

Locate hip room and the rise

On your reference pants, measure the hip at a known distance below the waistband and note the front and back rise. Ask where this chart measures the 130–138 cm hip and whether it is the finished garment. A large waist-to-hip difference may reflect a loose silhouette, an elastic band or a measurement convention; the source does not resolve which. Do not turn 68 cm into a claimed amount of wearing ease.

Finish with leg length and material

The listed total length moves only 94 to 96 cm. Ask for inseam and where the total length begins before comparing a hem with shoes. Black and Maroon are selectable. The material line calls the fabric corduroy but does not provide a fiber label, so confirm composition and care if these affect your decision.