The black cargo jeans advertise multiple pockets and adjustable straps. Neither term tells you which pockets open or what the straps adjust. Resolve those functions before choosing them for storage or changing the leg silhouette.

Map each strap and pocket

Request current front, side and back photos with one strap loose and then tightened, and ask which pocket openings are usable. A strap at the hem has a different effect from one at the thigh; the source does not locate them. Compare the base jeans against a comfortable pair at waist and hip first: S lists 66 and 100 cm, M 70 and 104, L 74 and 108, XL 78 and 112. The listed full length runs 100–103 cm. Adjustable straps cannot repair a too-small hip measurement.

Black is the only listed option and denim is named without a fiber ratio or stretch figure. Ask for rise and hem opening before judging where the cargo shape begins and ends. A plain top keeps the pocket-and-strap outline visible, while a longer shirt covers the upper cargo detail; those are styling choices, not evidence of pocket capacity.