We Provide an extensive list of measurements, allowing you to 'benchmark' our products against ones you might already have. This help us make sure that when you order something, you are going to receive something that is a perfect fit... everytime.

To benchmark, we lay a garment flat on the floor (front up), and with a tape measure, measure the following measurements with [Bm] to compare fit.

Waist:

This is YOUR waist measurement, not the garment's.

To measure yourself, run a tape measure around your waist, which is just on your hip bones.

Ease:

Ease is designed into every pair of pants, without it you would have a hard time putting them on, and represents the amount 'over' the nominal waist size. So an Ease measurement of 2" means that a 34" waist pair of pants has 2" of ease in it, making the actual finished waist 36" in measurement.

Why do we list Ease? Some people like their pants to be a tight fit, so if they measure to be a 32" waist, they actually might buy a 30 waist, as our 30" waist has 2" of ease in it, making the finished garment's waist size 32".

Be warned though, ease is designed into a garment for a reason, so if you select to go a size lower, there will be no room to move in the fit. As such, we generally tell people to trust us and select the size that corresponds to their measured waist.

Rise [Bm]:

Rise is the measurement from the centre base of the crotch to the top of the waist band; it's the centre seam line of all pants. Rise allows you to determine how the pants fit through the crotch/waist area.