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Some notes on sizing

Some Numbers Do Lie

Serious About Sizing

Serious About Sizing

You probably know this already. You might be a 38 in one brand, a 36 in another and a 39 in another. Strange, when those very numbers are meant to be actual measurements, right? 

Serious About Sizing

Serious About Sizing

Serious About Sizing

Here at Draggin Jeans our numbers speak the truth. If a pair of Draggins state that they are a 36 inch waist, then they will be just that - 36 inches around the waist. If they say they have a 30 inch inseam, then ... well you can see what we're getting at here. Our sizes represent actual measurements. 

Manufacturing Variance

Sometimes We Get It Wrong

Sometimes We Get It Wrong

Now that doesn't mean there isn't some slight variation in each jean. Some denim washes differently than others and the layer of Kevlar can influence the way some jeans go through the washing cycle. But we do all we can to ensure that those variation are minimal and accounted for in production.  

Sometimes We Get It Wrong

Sometimes We Get It Wrong

Sometimes We Get It Wrong

Having accurate sizing doesn't mean we don't get it wrong sometimes. We're only human. Sometimes products get mislabeled and sometimes the guys making our jeans just have an off day. When that happens, we'll do all we can to make sure you get the correct size and the product you're after. 

FINDING YOUR SIZE

How To Do It Right

How To Do It Right

How To Do It Right

Here's the best way to do it - find a pair of jeans that fit you well and measure them. We know it sounds like a pain, but it can save a lot of hassle later down the road.

Waist Measurements

How To Do It Right

How To Do It Right

Lay a pair of your jeans on a flat surface. Take the left side and the right side of the waist band and pull them firmly apart. If your jeans have stretch in the band then pull them out until the stretch starts to engage. Measure the distance inside the waist band, from the left to the right. Double that number and you've got your waist measurement. 

Inseam Measurment

How To Do It Right

Inseam Measurment

Again, lay them on a flat surface and pull one leg out straight. Now measure the seam on the inside of the leg (the inseam) from the edge of the cuff all the way up to where that seam meets the seam going down the other leg. Make sure to measure along the full seam (taking into account any curve in the line of the jean) to get an accurate measurement.

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