The blue ripped jeans with draped chain details have an unusual opening to assess before ordering. The live gallery shows large front cutouts around the knee area, with chains hanging across the exposed sections. A shopper needs to know where those openings will fall on their own legs, how much of a chosen underlayer would show, and whether the S–L waist and hip rows fit. The source describes front cutouts and chain details, but gives no cutout dimensions or chain attachment method.

Map the opening before judging coverage

Use a pair of jeans you own as a reference. While wearing them at the waist position you prefer, mark where the upper and lower edges of the photographed cutout would appear relative to your knee. The photo can show the design, but a model’s leg proportions cannot tell you where the opening lands on another person. If you would wear tights, leggings or a contrasting fabric underneath, hold that material behind the reference jeans at the marked area. Check the color and amount of coverage you want. This is a planning exercise with your own garments, not a wear or opacity test of the MAXCT jeans.

The chain loops are visible over the openings. They may move differently from the denim as you walk or sit; the listing does not document that movement, their weight, how they attach or whether they detach. Avoid assuming the loops can be removed or adjusted. If you need a specific opening width or chain clearance, request close-up measurements and attachment details before buying.

Use the size chart for what it actually measures

The source provides waist, hip and total length for S, M and L. Waist moves 64 to 68 to 72 cm, hip 96 to 100 to 104 cm, and length 100 to 101 to 102 cm. Each size adds 4 cm at waist and hip but only 1 cm in length. A larger size could alter where the jeans sit at the waist without meaningfully relocating the knee cutout, so use a well-fitting pair to compare the top dimensions first.

The chart does not define waist/hip measuring conventions or length endpoints. It also omits rise, inseam, thigh and knee measurements—the very dimensions that would help position a large cutout. Ask MAXCT for those if the exposure location matters. The source calls the material denim but gives no fiber percentages, stretch or care method. Confirm the measurements directly before treating the chart as a precise fit guarantee.

Choose an underlayer only after placing the opening

A dark underlayer could make the chains less contrasted, while a pale or colored one could change the graphic effect. Those are visual options, not included components. Decide first whether you want the cutout visible, partially covered or fully covered; then compare the three chart rows with your reference jeans and ask for cutout and chain measurements. This keeps the striking photo from substituting for the missing fit facts.