These black denim baggy shorts have a 70–73 cm listed length across S–XL. That is long for a garment called shorts, so the buyer’s practical question is where the hem lands on their own legs, rather than whether a standard shorts label sounds right.

Mark the hem before selecting a size

Find a pair of shorts or cropped trousers whose waistband sits where you want this one. Measure down 70 cm from that waistband for S, 71 for M, 72 for L or 73 for XL, using the same outer-seam path. Mark the endpoint while standing and sitting. Ask whether the seller’s “length” begins at the top of the waistband; inseam and rise are absent, so the listed length cannot establish a precise knee position by itself.

Waist progresses 68/72/76/80 cm and hip 98/102/106/110. Compare both with a denim garment that permits your normal sitting movement. If the waist fits but the hip does not, a longer hem in the same size will not solve that. Denim is named without fiber blend or stretch data, and only Black is selectable. Inspect the chosen gallery image for leg width and hem finish; the word “baggy” does not supply a leg-opening measurement.