The blue plaid denim trousers are listed in M, L and XL with an elastic waist. The chart gives four different checks for each row: waist interval, hip, thigh and overall length. A waist interval that includes your number does not establish room through the seat or upper leg, so compare all four before choosing.

Put the rows side by side

M lists 64–86 cm waist, 114 cm hip, 60 cm thigh and 88 cm length. L lists 68–92, 118, 62 and 89 cm. XL lists 72–96, 122, 64 and 90 cm. Write the same four measurements from trousers you own and like, using the same measuring points. If your reference pair is near one row at the waist but another at the hip or thigh, record the mismatch rather than choosing by waist alone.

Do not mistake a range for an ease promise

The source calls the waist elastic but does not define whether each interval is the garment relaxed-to-stretched circumference or a suggested body range. Ask for both the relaxed and comfortable extended waistband measurements. Also request the rise, inseam and leg-opening dimensions, which the published chart does not provide. Elastic at the waist does not prove that the denim body stretches.

Use the length with your own shoes

The listed overall length rises only 1 cm per size, from 88 to 90 cm. Compare the length of a pair you own while wearing the shoes you would use with these trousers; then ask where the store measures from and whether the cuff is included. The plaid, loose-style and denim descriptions explain the intended look, but the chart and listing do not provide a tested fit or comfort result.