Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right jeans size?
When choosing the size of jeans, the most important thing is to measure your waist and hips.
- Waist: Use a tape measure to measure the circumference of the narrowest part of your waist.
- Hips: Measure the circumference of the widest part of your hips.
Use these measurements to refer to the brand's size chart to choose the right size. If you are unsure, it is recommended to choose a slightly loose style and avoid choosing jeans that are too tight to ensure that you can wear them comfortably. If the jeans have stretch fabric, choose a slightly tighter style to show a better slimming effect.
How to choose the right jeans style for you?
- Straight-leg pants: Suitable for most body types, simple and generous, suitable for both casual wear and office wear.
- Slim pants: Suitable for people with a slender figure, can show the leg lines, but if the hips or thighs are wide, they should be chosen with caution.
- Flared pants: Suitable for customers who want to create a retro style or have slender legs, the flared design can help balance the body shape.
- High-waisted pants: Suitable for most body types, can lengthen the leg lines and show a higher waist. Especially for short people or customers who want to modify the waist, it is very friendly.
How to maintain jeans and extend their service life?
- Avoid frequent washing: Jeans do not need to be washed after each wear. Try to reduce the number of washings to maintain the durability of the color and fabric.
- Wash inside out: Turn the jeans inside out when washing to reduce surface wear and protect the color of the denim.
- Hand wash or low temperature machine wash: Try to avoid high temperature washing. Cold water washing can effectively reduce deformation and fading.
- Dry naturally: Avoid putting jeans in the dryer. High temperature will cause the fabric to shrink and damage. It is best to lay them flat or hang them in a cool place.
How to judge the fabric quality of jeans?
- Touch the fabric: High-quality denim fabrics usually feel thicker and have a certain degree of hardness, but not too rough. The delicate fabric surface has no obvious threads or defects.
- Stretch test: Gently stretch the fabric of the jeans to see if it is elastic. High-quality denim will not deform or break easily.