Yoko YXR Pants Men Size Chart

	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	Grading
Inseam	78 cm	79 cm	80 cm	81 cm	82 cm	83 cm	1
1/2 Waist stretched	42.5 cm	44.5 cm	46.5 cm	48.5 cm	50.5 cm	52.5 cm	2
1/2 Waist relaxed	37 cm	39 cm	41 cm	43 cm	45 cm	47 cm	2
1/2 Hip width	45 cm	47 cm	49 cm	51 cm	53 cm	55 cm	2
Front rise (include waist)	21.4 cm	22.4 cm	23.4 cm	24.4 cm	25.4 cm	26.4 cm	1
Back rise (include waist)	31.5 cm	32.5 cm	33.5 cm	34.5 cm	35.5 cm	36.5 cm	1
1/2 Leg opening	12.5 cm	13 cm	13.5 cm	14 cm	14.5 cm	15 cm	0.5

How to Measure

Follow the instructions below and compare your measurements with the size chart

Inseam Pants

Measure the distance between the crotch seam and the hem of the pants.

1/2 Waist Width (Stretched)

To measure the half-waist width (stretched), lay down pants on a flat surface and measure the waist width from left to right, while stretching the product.
Note: Measure width, not circumference. The measurement relates to the width of the product not the body.

1/2 Waist Width (Relaxed)

To measure the half-waist width (relaxed), lay down pants on a flat surface and measure the waist width from left to right.
Note: Measure width, not circumference. The measurement relates to the width of the product not the body.

1/2 Hip Width

To measure the half-hip width, lay down pants on a flat surface and measure the hip width from left to right. Note: Measure width, not circumference. The measurement relates to the width of the product not the body.

Front Rise on Pants (incl. Waist)

To measure the front rise, lay down pants on a flat surface and measure the distance between the crotch seam and the top of the waistband.

Back Rise on Pants

To measure the back rise, lay down pants on a flat surface and measure the rear distance between the crotch seam and the top of the waistband

Leg Opening

To measure the leg opening, lay down pants on a flat surface and measure the leg opening width from left to right. Note: Measure width, not circumference. The measurement relates to the width of the product not the body.

Tip! Use a soft measuring tape, to ensure that the product fits properly. Alternatively, use a piece of string and then measure it against a ruler