The graffiti-print cargo pants say there are eight graphic colourways, yet the selector displays nine coded entries: “1” and “1 1” through “1 8.” Those codes do not describe colours or show which graphic will arrive. Resolve the mapping before interpreting the dark-base product images as one consistent print.

Map each code to a photo

Click the intended code and record the exact preview it produces. Ask the seller to confirm the selected code against a current front-and-back photo, including pocket placement and the print on both legs. If two codes appear identical, do not assume they are duplicates; request the actual difference. This protects a buyer who wants a specific image rather than any graffiti design.

The waistband has a drawstring, but the page supplies no relaxed/extended waist range or item-specific hip and inseam chart for S–XL. Compare a wide-leg cargo pair you own at waist, hip and full length; ask for finished dimensions of the chosen code and size. A drawstring changes waist tension, not hip room. The fiber composition is not listed, so the dark graphic should not be treated as a guaranteed wash-fast finish.