Size Guide

Baggy. They're designed to sit just above your hips with an unfolded waistband. That's the fit most customers choose.

Two reasons: if you have bigger hips, or if you just prefer a baggier, streetwear look. If you're sizing up for the look, drop one length step at the same time — going up a size gives you a bigger rise (crotch area), so the inseam starts lower down the leg and you'll need slightly less length. Otherwise, stick with your usual waist size — the drawstring handles any slack at the waist.

Because they're independent measurements. Your waist doesn't tell us how long your legs are. Splitting them lets you pick the right combination — a small waist with long legs, or a wider waist with short legs, both work.

Because rolling the waistband sits the joggers higher on your body. To land at the same point on your ankle, they need a longer inseam. One length step keeps the break at the shoe consistent between the baggy and relaxed looks.

No. The size you order is designed to be baggy and sit just above your hips. But you can roll the waistband if you prefer a higher, fitted look — just go one length longer.

Because these are cut for a streetwear fit. They sit with a bigger rise, so the inseam starts much lower down the leg than a standard trouser — which means the same finished length maps to a different inseam number than you're used to. That's why we recommend by your overall height rather than your usual inseam. However, know your body and if you know you have particularly long legs for your height (like Louis in the reference photos above), go one length longer than recommended — and if your legs run short for your height, one length shorter.

Trouser waist — the point where you actually wear your jeans. On most people this is 1-2 inches below the true "natural waist." It’s the measurement that matches how our joggers sit on the body.

Email us your waist, hip and height and tell us how you want them to sit. We'll pick the size for you — it's what custom means.

Baggy. They're designed to sit just above your hips with an unfolded waistband. That's the fit most customers choose.

If you like them fitted and higher waisted with a rolled waistband, go one length longer for our relaxed fit. The size stays the same — only the length changes.

Only if you have bigger hips. Otherwise, stick with your usual waist size — the drawstring handles any slack at the waist.

We recommend length by your overall height rather than your inside leg. Height plus the reference photos is usually quicker and more accurate than trying to measure your own inseam. If your legs run long or short for your height, look at the customer photos and shift one length step up or down accordingly.

Trouser waist — the point where you actually wear your jeans. On most people this is 1-2 inches below the true "natural waist." It’s the measurement that matches how our joggers sit on the body.

Email us your waist and height and tell us how you want them to sit. We'll pick the size for you — it's what custom means.