PANT FIT GUIDE
PANT FIT GUIDE
From tapered to comfort, find your perfect fit.
MODERN FIT
Our most popular fit. Slim through the thigh and tapered at the ankle.
RELAXED FIT
Roomier throughout the thigh, then stays straight & has a generous leg opening.
ATHLETIC FIT
For muscular builds. More room in the seat & thigh with a slight, sleek taper.
MODERN FIT
The Modern Fit pairs a timeless, slim-fit thigh with a tapered ankle for a tailored silhouette. Featuring an elastic waistband for comfort, it offers the perfect balance of style and all-day wearability.
RELAXED FIT
The Relaxed Fit, a classic silhouette design, has a straight leg and ankle, creating a uniform line from hip to hem. This fit ensures unrestricted movement, allowing the fabric to drape naturally without cling.
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Relaxed Stretch Chino Pant
$107.00
Corduroy Easy Pant
$122.00
Stretch Cargo Pant
$107.00
Stretch Cargo Jogger
$107.00
ATHLETIC FIT
The Athletic Fit adapts to your every move with an elastic hem and waistband. It’s the go-to choice for those seeking a sporty, laid-back style that transitions effortlessly from active pursuits to lounging around.
Need Help Finding Your Perfect Fit?
Need Help Finding Your Perfect Fit?
FAQs
Our pants are designed for a versatile and comfortable fit, featuring an elastic waistband helping you stay comfortable throughout the day.
The inseam measures the inner leg from the crotch to the end of the bottom hem, while the pant length (the outseam) measures from the top of the waistband down to the end of the bottom hem.
When ordering our pants, we always list the inseam, so you should always measure your inseam when checking your size.
To choose between a 30" and 32" inseam, consider your height and desired "break" (how the fabric rests on your shoe):
- Go with 30" if you are 5'11" and under, or prefer a modern, "no-break" look where the hem touches your shoe.
- Go with 32" if you are 6' or taller, or prefer a traditional look with a slight fold of fabric at the ankle.
For the most accurate results, measure the inseam of a pair of pants you already own that fit perfectly. Note that our "length" refers to the inseam measurement.
Learn more about sizing here.