Black: Easy to coordinate with bright clothes and make the pressed stones appear just right. The following photo clearly shows the elastic waistband and horse-embroidered pockets, giving the pants a visual look on both sides.

Dark blue: Keeps a clear denim feel and is easy to pair with white, cream or pastel shirts. The wash effect gives the surface of the pants more depth than plain colors.

Light blue: Makes the wash effect, pressed stone and torn patches more visible, suitable when you want your outfit to be young and bright but still keep the jean look.

White: create the brightest and most outstanding overall look. The white background helps tear lines, pressed stones and embroidery appear clearly, suitable when you often combine dark colored shirts.

The front is still neat like jeans: Buttons, zippers, pockets and real pockets make the pants easy to wear every day; Pressed stones and torn patches create accents so the outfit doesn't look monotonous.

The back side is not left blank: The elastic waist supports the waist more flexibly and the embroidered pocket creates identification. This is why the pants look perfect both when photographed or viewed from the back.

Two-tone blue: The light blue is young and makes details stand out clearly; Dark blue has a denim look and is easy to balance with a light shirt. Both keep the same form and design, so the decision mainly depends on color taste.

Black and white: Black makes it easy to reuse many outfits; Bright white and creates clearer stops. Direct comparison photos help you choose according to actual wear frequency.

Check out the two most contrasting colors: The photo shows the rhinestones on the front and the location of the embroidered pockets on the back, helping you visualize whether the pants stand out enough from your usual style.

Near light blue: The wash, elastic waist and embroidery are easiest to see. This is the right color when you want design details to be clearly recognizable from afar.

This Model Is Suitable If

• You like shorts about 40–42cm, not too short.
• You want the tube to open slightly instead of hugging your thighs.
• You need more flexibility in the back but the front still has a jean shape.
• You like pants with stone pressing, tears and clearly embroidered pockets.

Should Consider If

• You need fabric that has a lot of stretch in your belly, butt, and thighs.
• You like jeans that are plain, not kicked and not torn.
• Measurements are reaching the upper limit of the size but still want to wear a tight fit.
• You need to hem your pants in a fixed position without comparing the length of 40–42cm with your body.

1. Approximately how many kg should I choose which size?

The reference level is size 30 for about 55–60kg, size 31 for 61–65kg, size 32 for 66–70kg, size 33 for 71–75kg, size 34 for 76–82kg and size 35 for 83–90kg. Because the body of the pants is not elastic, it is necessary to measure the abdomen, buttocks and thighs.

2. Are the pants elastic?

The body of the jeans is not stretchy. Only the back is mixed with elastic to make the waist more flexible. If your stomach, buttocks or thighs are close to the size limit, don't expect the elastic waistband to cover the entire body of the pants; Please choose according to the largest measurement.

3. How long are the pants and are they too short?

Product length is about 40–42cm, longer than the 34cm short line in the general size chart. The actual level of thigh coverage depends on height, leg proportions and where the waistband is worn. Tall people should take a pair of pants they are wearing to compare the length before choosing.

4. Can full thighs be worn?

The pant leg opens slightly and is not a tight fit, but comfort still depends on actual thigh size. The size chart has thigh measurements from about 60cm in size 30 to 70cm in size 35. You should choose a size that allows for movement instead of choosing a tight fit.

5. Which color should I choose to make it easy to wear again and again?

Black and dark blue are easy to coordinate with bright shirts, suitable when you prioritize practicality. Light blue gives a younger feel and makes the wash effect stand out. White creates the brightest overall look, but you need to be careful to keep it clean and should be washed separately from dark colors.

6. How to wash to preserve pressed stones, tears and embroidery?

You should turn it inside out before washing, use a laundry bag or gentle setting, avoid soaking for a long time and do not rub directly on pressed stones, torn patches or embroidery. Washing white and dark colors separately helps the surface of the pants to be stable and easier to keep the color.