The low-rise baggy jeans are designed to sit lower than a conventional waistband. Measuring only at the narrowest waist can therefore point to the wrong size, even when the straight-leg silhouette looks roomy.

Measure where the waistband actually sits

Put on low-rise jeans you already like and mark the height of their waistband. Measure that circumference, their hip at the fullest point and the inseam. Ask for the selected S–XL garment’s waist measured at the same intended rise, plus the front rise itself. If you substitute a high-waist reference, the numbers may be comparable but the location is not. Use the chosen shoes to judge the full-length hem break.

Black, Blue, White and Deep Blue are selectable. The page gives no fiber percentages or stretch range, so avoid promising that a tight waist will relax with wear. For White, ask for a current daylight image and lining/opacity information if that matters; the listing does not document either. Keep the outfit simple with a fitted top to show the low-rise line, or use an oversized layer if you prefer a looser silhouette. Those are styling options rather than fit guarantees.