Find the Crop and Taper on These Cotton-Linen Pants

Use S–L length and thigh figures, then request missing hem and rise to judge the radish shape.

The cotton-and-linen cropped pants are described as loose “radish” trousers, suggesting a wider upper leg and narrower lower shape. The chart gives thigh and overall length but no hem opening, so the taper cannot be calculated from the name.

Locate the crop on your own leg

S lists 80-cm length, 102-cm hip, 62-cm waist and 62-cm thigh. M is 82/106/65/64; L is 84/110/68/68. Measure a cropped trouser you like from its waistband to hem and mark each length against your preferred shoe. Ask whether “length” is the full outseam and request hem circumference, front rise and relaxed/extended elastic-waist figures. A hem that looks cropped on one model may fall differently on another leg length.

Navy Blue, White, Black, Beige and Yellow are offered. The source names linen and cotton but gives no fiber ratio or opacity test; White especially needs a current daylight photo if show-through concerns you. Compare hip and thigh before treating an elastic closure as universal fit.

Guide notes and sources

Publisher: MAXCT. Published: .

This guide interprets facts visible on the linked public item page and its selected options. Chart calculations use listed figures; planning suggestions are not hands-on tests. Unspecified details are identified for confirmation.

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