How to choose your fit

Your best fit is a mix of the shape you want and the room you need. Use the guide below, then compare the garment measurements on the product page before ordering.

01

Start with the leg shape

Tight and Skinny sit closest to the body. Tapered and Relaxed Tapered narrow from the knee down. Straight and Relaxed Straight carry a more even line through the leg, while Wide offers the fullest silhouette.

02

Consider room through the top block

The rise, seat, and thigh determine how a jean feels before the leg shape takes over. Choose a closer top block for a sharper profile, or a relaxed top block when you want more room to move and a more casual shape.

03

Let the denim break in

Rigid selvedge denim starts structured and becomes personal with wear. Begin with the silhouette that feels right now, allowing sensible room for movement while the fabric softens and shapes to you over time.

What is the difference between tapered and straight jeans?

A tapered jean narrows from the knee to the hem. A straight jean maintains a more consistent line through the lower leg. Both can vary in rise and room through the seat and thigh.

How should raw selvedge jeans fit when new?

They should feel secure but allow normal movement. Raw denim will soften as it is worn, but the waist, rise, seat, and thigh should not feel restrictive from the start. Check the size chart for the exact garment measurements of each fit.

Where can I find the measurements for a fit?

Each product page includes its size chart. Compare those garment measurements with a pair of jeans you already own and like—the most reliable way to choose your size in any silhouette.