The green camouflage cargo jeans come in seven sizes from S to 4XL. The listing supplies waist, hip and overall length for every row, which makes a comparison possible with jeans you already own. It does not define whether the figures describe the finished garment or the wearer’s body, so the first step is to ask for that measuring convention.

Compare waist and hip as separate decisions

Waist values rise 64, 68, 72, 76, 80, 84 and 88 cm from S through 4XL. Hip values rise 90, 94, 98, 102, 106, 110 and 114 cm. Each size adds 4 cm at both points. For a hypothetical reference pair measuring 78 cm at the waist and 104 cm at the hip, the chart places both numbers between XL (76/102) and 2XL (80/106). That does not automatically make 2XL the right choice: the source gives no ease or stretch figure, and the reference and listing may use different measurement methods. Ask for a flat garment measurement at both points before ordering.

Use length as a separate check

The listed length runs 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105 and 106 cm. The entire S–4XL range changes by only 6 cm in length while waist and hip each change by 24 cm. Compare the outside length with a reference pair, then request the inseam and rise if ankle position or waistband height matters. Neither is supplied. A larger size chosen for hip room may still need the same hem decision.

Confirm the build before relying on the label

The source calls the material denim and the garment cargo jeans, but does not state the fiber blend, stretch or exact pocket layout. Check current front, back and side photos for the selected size if pocket placement is central to the look. Use the chart for a measured shortlist rather than assuming a cargo label determines capacity or fit.