The beige drawstring cargo shorts have a waist tie and visible cargo-style pockets. The supplied listing calls the woven twill fabric non-stretch and offers S, M, L and XL, but it does not give garment measurements for those sizes. If your main question is “Can I tighten the tie and choose almost any size?”, use the tie as only one part of the fit decision.

Separate the waist opening from the rest of the shorts

A drawstring can help secure an opening that is already large enough for you. It cannot tell you the maximum comfortable waist, the cut through the seat or the leg room. The source does not describe the waistband construction or adjustment range, so do not assume the tie has a particular amount of give. “Non-stretch” describes the supplied fabric information; it does not by itself tell you whether another part of the waistband contains elastic.

Take a pair of shorts you already like and lay it flat. Measure the waistband as worn comfortably, then the width across the fullest seat, the width at a leg opening and the outside length from waistband to hem. Keep the tape position and the garment condition written next to each number. Your body waist and hip measurements are useful to have, but the vendor’s garment measurements are what you need to compare like with like.

Ask for four size-specific numbers

1. Waist opening: Ask for the relaxed and largest practical waist circumference of the selected size, plus whether the waistband has elastic. A tied fit should not depend on an unverified stretch allowance.
2. Hip or seat: Request the garment circumference at the widest seat point. If this is smaller than the comparable shorts you own, the drawstring cannot add room there.
3. Leg opening: Ask for the circumference or flat width and which method was used. The product photo shows a straight, short leg, but gives no measured opening.
4. Outside length: Ask for waistband-to-hem length, especially if you want the hem to sit at a particular point on your leg.

If the seller can supply only one measurement, prioritize the one that caused trouble in your current shorts. For example, if your usual pair fits at the waist but pulls across the seat, get the hip or seat number before choosing S, M, L or XL. A larger label alone does not show how much each dimension changes; no size-by-size chart is supplied here.

Check the pocket layout and care separately

The gallery shows cargo-style side pockets, and the source lists pockets, a regular fit, a straight leg, cotton composition and machine wash or professional dry-clean care. The listing does not state pocket dimensions, closure security, fabric weight or how the garment changes after washing. If you need to carry a specific phone or wallet, ask for pocket dimensions rather than inferring capacity from a photo. Use the live product page to confirm Beige, the chosen size and current price after those fit questions are answered.