The T-QJ639 combines a black cross with a washed denim background and ripped details, perfect for those who prefer jeans with a distinct personality rather than the usual plain style.

The shirt is simple, but the pants are still the highlight.

Pair it with a fitted red top, as shown in the illustration, to create a contrast against the denim background. The pants already have their own focal point, so you don't need to add too many patterns to the top to make the outfit less monotonous.

The outfit is illustrated in the front and back corners. Refer to the product photos for detailed design information.

Stylish design, soft denim fabric.

QC denim is described as soft, lightweight, and smooth; it remains soft after washing, doesn't dry out, doesn't feel stuffy, and doesn't itch. This is a point to consider if you like the edgy look of denim but don't like the stiff feel of the fabric.

Watch the introductory video to get more ideas about the model's style before making your choice.

Its uniqueness lies in the contrast of the details.

The light-dark wash areas make the black cross stand out, while the distressed areas add personality to the denim surface. The details are distributed along both legs instead of being concentrated in one large area, perfect for those who like patterned jeans but don't want them to be completely covered.

The leg opening maintains its width down to the hem, not tapering sharply like skinny jeans.

The leg opening is relatively straight from the thigh down to the bottom, which is suitable if you prefer jeans with more leg room at the calves rather than a tapered fit. This is a difference from a straight-leg style, not a reason to choose a pair that is too wide at the waistband.

Want less grip? Don't just size up.

You like long jeans with details, prefer a soft fabric, and don't need the stretchiness of the material.

This style is not suitable for those who prefer plain jeans without rips or stretchy fabric. If you prefer shorts that are short at the ankles, please check the length carefully.

I'm between two sizes, should I choose based on weight or measurements?

Weight is a starting point for finding a size, but it's not enough to determine a perfect fit. Open the size selection section, compare the waist, hip, thigh, and thigh measurements of the two sizes you're considering, and prioritize the areas where you usually have the most trouble fitting jeans.

Does "soft jeans" mean that if they're too tight, they can still be stretched out?

No. T-QJ639 is not stretchy; softness refers to the feel of the fabric, not its elasticity. Don't choose a smaller size expecting the pants to stretch. When a measurement area is close to the limit, ask the shop for advice before choosing.

I like the bear just touching my shoe; how do I check that?

The model shown is 103–105cm long; the size chart indicates 103cm. Please compare it to the length of pants you currently wear and ask the shop to check the length of the size you want to choose before ordering, especially if you don't like the hem to bunch up a lot.

Will wearing the same size look the same as in the illustration?

You can't draw conclusions just from the size name. Body proportions, the fit in different areas, and how you style the garment all affect the overall look. Use pictures for style reference; when making a decision, prioritize measurements and length that suit you.