Super-Wide Jeans: What the Waist and Hip Chart Cannot Tell You
Use this Dark Grey jeans chart for waist, hip and length, then check the missing thigh, leg-opening and inseam measurements behind the wide-leg look.
The Dark Grey super-wide jeans look roomy from thigh to hem in the current product images. Their size chart answers two useful fit questions—listed waist and hip—and gives an overall length. It does not measure the part that makes the legs look especially wide. Use the chart to narrow your size, then check the silhouette separately.
Read the three supplied measurements
| Size | Waist | Hip | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 64 | 98 | 106 |
| M | 68 | 102 | 107 |
| L | 72 | 106 | 108 |
| XL | 76 | 110 | 109 |
Each step adds 4 cm to both listed waist and hip, but only 1 cm to listed length. For example, moving from M to L changes the chart from 68 to 72 cm at the waist and 102 to 106 cm at the hip, while length changes from 107 to 108 cm. That helps compare torso room; it does not tell you whether the legs get proportionally wider. The source does not say whether the waist and hip figures describe the garment or a body, so ask before calculating ease from your own measurements. The garment-versus-body measurement guide explains why the distinction matters.
What the chart cannot say about the wide leg
There is no thigh, knee, hem-opening or inseam number on this listing. The flat front image shows a broad leg line and fabric gathered near the bottom; the modeled views help show the intended shape. Neither tells you the opening circumference or how the hem will fall over your shoes. If the exaggerated width is the reason for your purchase, request the flat thigh width, knee width and opening width for your chosen size. Ask whether each is a flat measurement or a full circumference. A flat opening width can be doubled to compare it with the full opening of jeans you already own.
Check length with a pair you already wear
Lay your reference jeans flat, measure their overall length using the same start and end points if the seller can confirm those points, and compare the result with 106–109 cm. Then try the reference pair with the shoes you expect to wear. Its hem break gives you a more concrete comparison than a model photo. Overall length is not the same as inseam, and the listing does not give rise or inseam, so do not treat the difference between the chart numbers as a precise change in floor clearance. Our wide-leg hem and shoe guide has another example of that check.
The source calls the material denim but gives no fiber blend, fabric weight or measured stretch. Confirm those details if they affect your fit choice. Select Dark Grey and your chosen S–XL size on the product page before ordering.
Guide notes and sources
Publisher: MAXCT. Published: .
Live item chart and Dark Grey photos reviewed; measuring convention, leg dimensions, fabric properties and physical fit remain unverified.
