The blue flare jeans use contrasting striped panels along the sides. Those panels draw attention to the outer leg line; whether it looks straight depends on how the waist, hip and outseam fit on the wearer. The chart gives hip and outseam figures but omits finished waist, rise, inseam and hem opening, so a familiar letter size alone cannot settle the choice.

Map the side stripe against your jeans

Measure the hip of a comfortable pair at its widest point and compare it with the listing only after confirming whether the chart represents garment or body dimensions. The listed hip rises from 40.16 inches in S to 46.46 inches in 2XL. Outseam moves from 40.94 to 42.52 inches. Lay your reference jeans flat and measure from the top outer waistband to the hem; do not compare an inseam to this outseam column. Ask for a photo of the selected size from the side to see where the stripe begins and whether it continues around the hem.

The page names cotton and spandex but not percentages, and it mentions a metal-button zip fastening and five pockets. It gives no flare opening width or wash-shrinkage information. If you want to wear these over a particular shoe, compare that shoe’s visible upper with the hem opening once the seller supplies it. A striped side panel may be the visual reason to choose these jeans, but it cannot compensate for an unverified waist or rise.