The blue flared jeans with pink leg lacing have a detail that sits far below the waist: the current gallery shows pink ties running down the outside of the lower legs into widened hems. That makes shoe clearance and the position of the laced section as important as the S–XL waist and hip chart. The page does not give a separate inseam, leg-opening width or lace length, so use its total-length figures as markers rather than promises about where the ties will sit on your body.

Start at the waist and hip, then move down

The four rows list 64/66/68/70 cm at the waist and 82/84/86/88 cm at the hip. Each next row adds 2 cm to both columns. Those are relatively close steps: compare both points with a pair of jeans you own that fits where you want the flared pair to sit. The source does not say whether these are garment dimensions or body recommendations, and it does not give rise or fabric stretch. If your reference jeans fit at the waist but not across the seat, the next waist figure alone will not settle the choice.

Make a shoe and lace-position mock-up

Put on your reference jeans with the shoes you would actually pair with the new flares. Starting from the same waistband point, mark 96, 97, 98 and 99 cm with a tape. Look at whether those positions clear the shoe, sit on its upper or pool near the floor. The difference is 1 cm per size, so changing size to gain length also changes waist and hip. A taller or shorter wearer may see the pink lacing start at a different point on the leg than it does in the product photos.

Now look at the side of your lower leg. If you want the laced detail to remain visible, compare the shoe shaft, trouser hem and any coat length you plan to wear. A low shoe may expose more of the side lacing; a tall boot may cover some of it. These are outfit scenarios, not tests of the MAXCT jeans. The gallery does not show how far the laces can loosen, whether they are removable, or how the lower opening changes when tied. Ask for a side measurement or close-up if that flexibility matters.

Keep the design and fit questions separate

The source identifies the material as denim, but supplies no fiber percentages, care instructions or stretch measurement. It also omits thigh, knee, inseam and leg-opening dimensions. The photographed pink ties can guide color pairing—for example, a small pink accessory could repeat their color—but they cannot establish that the jeans will flare at the same height on another person. Choose a size from the waist and hip comparison, then resolve total-length endpoints and lower-leg dimensions before relying on the photo for shoe clearance.