Baggy describes an intended silhouette; it does not mean every part of a garment should sit loosely. For the Wash Me Out baggy denim shorts, make the waist decision separately from the room suggested by the hip figures.

The 42 cm difference is not body ease

The M row lists a 76 cm waist and 118 cm hips. Subtracting gives 42 cm, but those values describe two different places on the garment. Their difference is not 42 cm of room around your body, and it does not describe how far the waistband can stretch.

Wearing ease would require a garment measurement and the corresponding body measurement, taken with compatible conventions. This listing has not supplied enough information to calculate that for an individual shopper. The denim material name also does not specify a fiber blend or stretch level.

Compare two places on a reference garment

1. Choose shorts or trousers whose waist sits where you want this pair to sit. Record how that waistband is measured: flat width, doubled flat width or a full circumference.
2. Find the hip measuring position for that reference garment. Request the equivalent position and convention for the product before comparing the numbers.
3. Judge the waist placement first, then decide whether the hip and leg outline offer the baggy effect you want. Do not choose a larger waist solely to chase a roomier leg.

As an example of reading the chart, L lists an 80 cm waist, 122 cm hips and 76 cm length. That is 4 cm more than M in both waist and hips, but only 1 cm more length. These are row differences, not a claim about how either size will fit a particular body.

Confirm what shorts means for your outfit

Overall listed lengths run from 75 cm in M to 79 cm in 3XL. The Shorts name does not establish where that hem will finish on you. Ask for the length starting point, rise and inseam, then compare with your reference garment and intended shoes.

Blue and Brown are selectable color labels. After choosing a likely fit, check the corresponding wash in the gallery and the current combination’s availability. For the measurement conventions behind the comparison, use the garment measurement guide.