Fit Guide
The Perfect Fit: Trousers
Get into a perfectly fitting pair—one leg at a time—with our simple three-step guide to a flawless trouser fit.
The Seat
Correct fit
The back of your trousers should be a smooth drape over the shape of your rear end.
What to avoid
If it is too tight, the fit will create horizontal wrinkles just under your rear. Too loose, and you'll get U-shaped sags on the backs of the thighs.
What to avoid
If it is too tight, the fit will create horizontal wrinkles just under your rear. Too loose, and you'll get U-shaped sags on the backs of the thighs.
Correct fit
The back of your trousers should be a smooth drape over the shape of your rear end.
What to avoid
If it is too tight, the fit will create horizontal wrinkles just under your rear. Too loose, and you'll get U-shaped sags on the backs of the thighs.
The Length
Correct fit
For a classic style, your trousers should have only one break at the hem. Or, take them to just the top of the shoe, without a break, for a more modern look.
Too short
Too long
Correct fit
For a classic style, your trousers should have only one break at the hem. Or, take them to just the top of the shoe, without a break, for a more modern look.
What to avoid
Too long a trouser length will result in a messy hem. Too short, and the whole ankle becomes visible.
When Worn with Boots
When styling a trouser with boots, the hem should reach the top of the boot with only one break. Skip the break and let them fall straight for a more modern look.
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