Fit note: This style runs small — order one size larger than you usually wear. Measure your waist and match it to the table below rather than going by your usual letter. The waist ranges overlap between sizes, so if you fall in an overlap, take the larger size. If you know your US jeans size, that column is the fastest way to place yourself.

Size	Waist (cm)	Waist (in)	US jeans	Weight (kg)	Weight (lb)	Height (cm)	Waistband flat (cm)
S	66–76	26–30	26–28	50–55	110–121	165–170	34
M	70–80	28–31	28–30	55–60	121–132	170–175	36
L	74–84	29–33	30–32	60–65	132–143	175–180	38
XL	78–88	31–35	32–34	65–75	143–165	180–185	40

How to measure your waist

Run a soft tape around your waist where the band will sit — low on the hips for this low-rise cut, not at the navel. Stand relaxed, keep the tape snug but not tight, and do not hold your breath in. Waist is the number that decides your size; the height and weight columns are a rough guide only.

"Waistband flat" is the garment laid flat and measured across the band in a relaxed state — useful if you want to compare against a pair you already own. Measurements are taken by hand, so a small variance is normal.