The black men’s jeans are titled regular fit, but their specification calls them skinny. That disagreement matters more than the familiar XS(30) through XL(36) selector labels: confirm the actual leg silhouette and measurements before ordering.

Map labels to the finished jeans

Available labels are XS(30), S(31), M(32), L(34) and XL(36). Ask whether the numbers are waistband inches, body-waist targets or a vendor code. Request finished waist, front rise, hip, thigh, knee, hem and inseam for two adjacent choices. Lay your best-fitting jeans flat at the same points; compare leg taper as well as waist, since “regular” and “skinny” imply different cuts.

Check fabric and care at the label

The page lists denim made of 65% cotton and 35% polyester with medium stretch. It also contains both machine-wash advice and a separate hand-wash instruction. Request the sewn care label and a current photograph of the fabric composition; do not infer a measured stretch range from “medium.” The listed 1–2 cm tolerance does not resolve fit-type ambiguity.