The 2 Moods Layered Jeans have a distinct contrast at the top in the supplied front image: a lighter blue denim-look area sits above the darker blue jeans. That is the feature to inspect first. The listing offers one color, Blue, and sizes S through 2XL, but does not say whether the lighter area is stitched into the jeans, removable, or another piece. A photograph alone cannot settle what is included.

Read the waist photo before choosing an outfit

Look at the front, side and back gallery views, then decide whether the lighter area is the part you want visible. A tucked top or a short top would leave more of that contrast in view; a longer untucked top may cover it. These are outfit ideas, not claims about how the jeans fit in wear. If the layered effect is the reason you would buy them, ask the seller for a close view of the waistband and a plain description of what arrives. Do not assume the photo shows two wearable garments.

Use the chart to compare a pair you already own

The listed waist/hip/length rows in centimeters are S 64/88/112, M 68/92/113, L 72/96/114, XL 76/100/115 and 2XL 80/104/116. Waist and hip each rise by 4 cm from one size to the next; listed total length rises by 1 cm. For example, moving from M to XL adds 8 cm at the waist and hip but only 2 cm in length. That difference can matter more than the letter on the tag if your current jeans fit at one point and pull at another.

Lay a pair of jeans that fits you comfortably flat. Measure its waistband across without stretching it, and double that width; measure the hip at a consistent point and double it as well. Compare those two figures with the listing, then compare total length from the same starting point. This is a reference exercise, because the source has not defined its waist, hip or length measuring points or said whether its numbers describe the garment or a suggested body size. If your comparison lands between rows, get those conventions confirmed before choosing.

Resolve the remaining order questions

The material line says “denim” without a fiber breakdown or stretch information. The listing also gives no rise or inseam, so the 112–116 cm total length cannot tell you exactly where the hem will fall. Ask whether the lighter waist section is attached, whether anything separate is included, whether the fabric stretches, and how the chart was measured. Once those answers are clear, choose the size using both waist and hip rather than the visual effect alone.