The MAXCT Wash Me Out wide-leg jeans are shown in washed Blue with a roomy lower leg and a long break over the shoes in the live gallery. The source describes the denim as “non-stretch” and lists S–XL with full lengths of 106–109 cm. Those two details create a useful buying test: check comfort where the garment must bend, then check where the wide hem lands with your own shoes. A broad leg does not by itself tell you whether the waistband and hips will feel comfortable when seated.

First pass: compare a pair you can sit in

Choose jeans you already wear comfortably for a full day, preferably a pair without much give. Put them on, sit, and take a normal step. Note any pulling at the waist, hip or upper thigh. Then measure that pair’s waistband and hip on the same routes you use for your other comparisons. The source does not say whether its chart figures are body or finished-garment values, so a direct numeric match is a candidate, not a fit guarantee. If your reference pair is stretchy, its dimensions may be a poor reference for a product described as non-stretch.

Waist and hip rise by 4 cm with each size; full length rises by 1 cm. Suppose the comfortable non-stretch pair in your closet measures 72 cm at the waist and 96 cm at the hip using comparable routes. L is the numeric match. Before ordering, check its 108 cm listed length against the hem position you want, and ask the seller whether the chart measures the garment or the wearer. If you need more room to sit than your reference pair gives, choosing a row solely because the waist matches misses the point of the test.

Second pass: decide how much hem break you want

Wear the shoes you expect to pair with the jeans. Measure the outside length of the reference pair from the same top point to the hem, then photograph how it falls standing and after a few steps. The product gallery shows fabric gathering at the shoe. That can be the intended look, but a different shoe height or a shorter wearer may change the amount of stacking. The source offers only full length; it does not provide inseam, rise or leg-opening width. Ask for those dimensions if you need a precise hem position or plan an alteration.

The source also lists front and back pockets, a button-and-zip closure and denim material. The photos support the washed Blue color and wide silhouette, but do not establish actual stretch recovery, fabric weight or how the wash varies between pieces. Treat “non-stretch” as the listing’s description rather than a tested specification. On the current product page, check the available size and color before you decide, and request flat garment measurements if your seated-comfort or hem check lands between two rows.