Should you pick a larger size in the 90’s Teen Pink Jeans to get more room at the waist? The listed chart makes that a three-part decision. Every move from XS through 3XL adds 4 cm at the waist, 4 cm at the hips, and 2 cm to the listed length. A larger label therefore changes the hem you have to plan for as well as the width. The product photos show pink loose-leg jeans with a long, gathered-looking hem over sneakers; the actual fall on you will depend on your measurements and shoes.

Write down three numbers from a pair you already wear

Use jeans that sit at the height where you want this pair to sit. Measure their waistband and widest hip area using a consistent method, and record the total length from the top of the waistband to the hem. If you measure the garment flat, double its width before comparing a circumference. The MAXCT listing does not explain the measuring points or whether its waist and hip figures are garment or body measurements, so treat the chart as a comparison and ask for the method if you are close to a boundary. The garment-versus-body measurement guide explains that distinction in more detail.

Find a width candidate, then test its hem

Begin with the waistband, because a loose leg does not make an unsuitable waistband comfortable. Check the hip figure on the same row instead of choosing from the waist alone. For example, the listed L has a 75 cm waist, 113 cm hips and 106 cm length; XL is 79, 117 and 108 cm. A shopper whose comparable jeans are close to L at the waist but need more hip room might examine XL. That is a chart comparison, not a promise that either size fits: the fabric stretch, rise, ease and measuring method are not specified in the listing.

Now compare the chosen row’s total length with the jeans you measured. In the L-to-XL example, the extra width comes with 2 cm more listed length. From M to 2XL, the chart adds 12 cm at both waist and hips and 6 cm in length. Across the entire XS-to-3XL span, the listed length changes by 12 cm. Those differences can matter if you intend the hem to clear the ground or if you plan to hem the jeans. Do not treat the listed total length as an inseam: the chart provides no rise or inseam, so it cannot tell you precisely where the leg opening will land.

Choose your shoe before deciding whether to alter the hem

The gallery styles the pink jeans with sneakers and shows fabric pooling near the shoes. If you prefer a similar stacked look, compare the length against jeans you wear with the same shoe sole height. If you prefer a cleaner break, pin your existing jeans at the height you like and measure the resulting waistband-to-hem distance. You can then see whether the chart row is longer, while allowing for the missing rise and measurement method. Alteration is an option to discuss with a tailor after trying the garment on; it is not a size substitute when the waist or hips are wrong.

Finally, verify that the live selector shows the Pink color and your intended XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL or 3XL size. This listing has one shown color, and the chart lists only waist, hips and total length. It does not establish fiber percentages, stretch, inseam or a fit result for a particular body. If two rows remain plausible, ask MAXCT for those missing measurements before ordering rather than choosing a larger size solely to chase length.