The green washed jeans have one live color option, Green, and five sizes from S to XXL. The gallery shows a muted green-gray wash with lighter vertical areas and wide legs that fall over the photographed shoes. Those visible details make two checks useful before selecting a row: decide which part of the wash you want to echo in the rest of an outfit, then compare the listed 100–104 cm length with jeans you own. The photographs do not establish how the hem will sit on your shoes.

Choose one part of the wash to repeat

This pair is not a flat block of green. A dark charcoal top can repeat the deeper shadowed areas and leave the pale vertical fade more prominent. An off-white top can echo the lighter areas, making the whole outfit read brighter. A muted olive or gray-green top can make a tonal outfit, but compare its shade beside the product photo before assuming the colors match. These are visual suggestions based on the current gallery, not tested outfits or promises about dye consistency.

The gallery also suggests a roomy leg shape. Keep that visual proportion in mind when choosing a top length: a short or tucked top shows the waistband and full leg, while a longer untucked layer covers the top of the jeans. The source does not provide rise, inseam, leg opening or fabric stretch, so the photos cannot establish the exact silhouette on another wearer.

Compare waist and hip before the long hem

The original source calls the material “Denim” and lists the centimeter values below. It does not say whether waist and hip are body recommendations or measured garment circumferences, or where its length starts. Use a pair of jeans you already like as the reference and confirm the measuring points with MAXCT if a difference matters.

Every size step adds 4 cm at the listed waist and hip, but only 1 cm in length. If a favorite pair measures 70 cm at waist, 98 cm at hip and 102 cm long by the same method, M is 2 cm narrower at waist and hip and 1 cm shorter. L is 2 cm wider at both width points and matches that length. That arithmetic identifies the two rows worth checking; it does not guarantee a personal fit or resolve the unknown rise and stretch.

Test the hem with your actual footwear

Mark 100 through 104 cm on the reference jeans using the same start point. Try the shoes you would wear with a wide hem and check the front and back while standing and walking. A product photo showing fabric over a model’s footwear cannot tell you whether your hem will drag or clear the ground. If footwear clearance is a deciding factor, ask for inseam and leg-opening measurements from a physical pair.

Choose the Green option only after you like both the darker and lighter parts of its pictured wash. Compare waist and hip first, use length as a separate check, and ask about the missing rise, inseam and fabric composition if they would change your choice.