The MAXCT blue cat-doodle wide-leg jeans put the drawings across both legs rather than only on a pocket. The current front and rear gallery views show cat and smaller line-art motifs continuing toward the lower leg. Before choosing S–XXL, a useful question is whether the listed waist, hip and full length compare with a pair you already like. Length matters here because the lower drawings and the wide hem will sit differently if you need to cuff or alter the jeans.

Use a familiar pair as your measuring reference

Lay a pair of jeans that fits you as intended flat. Record its waistband circumference, hip circumference and full outside length using the same start and end points each time. The source gives waist, hip and length figures, but does not define whether they are finished-garment or body values, or where the length starts. Compare the numbers as a first pass, then ask the seller for its measuring diagram if your decision falls between sizes. Do not subtract a fixed amount for “ease” without a defined measuring convention or fabric stretch information.

Each step adds 4 cm at both waist and hip, but only 1 cm to the listed length. For a worked comparison, suppose your reference jeans measure 72 cm at the waist, 96 cm at the hip and 104 cm in full length on the same routes. Those figures match the L row numerically. If the source instead describes recommended body measurements, that match does not establish the garment fit. The example shows how to compare a chart, not a fit guarantee.

Check the hem before deciding on a cuff

In the live photo, the wide legs fall over the shoes and the drawings continue close to the lower edge. A deeper cuff might hide some lower artwork; leaving the hem long can change the way the fabric pools around your shoes. Try your reference jeans with the shoes you would wear and note the outside length at the hem position you prefer. The source gives no inseam, rise or leg-opening width, so the 102–106 cm figures alone cannot predict exactly where this pair will break at the shoe. Request those measurements if hemming or a particular shoe is central to your choice.

The page offers one Blue color across S–XXL and identifies the material as denim. The gallery confirms the broad silhouette and front/rear drawings, but cannot establish fabric weight, stretch, print durability or whether two sizes place every motif identically. Compare the current images and size options with your reference pair, and make the final decision from the exact waist, hip and hem position you need rather than from a style label alone.