As a rule of thumb:

Jeans rise measurement. Measure 1.5 inches lower than your natural waistline when measuring waist size for low waist/low rise jeans. How to measure your jean rise? The rise of the jeans is the distance between the waistband and the crotch.

They elongate your legs, flattering your body. Not too snug, not too loose. Stretch the waist flat and align the front and the back of the waistband, measure straight on the bottom and.

Rise is the distance from the middle of the crotch seam (right between your legs) to the top of the waistband. For determining your jeans size (waist and inseam), see our. Measuring rise laying your pants/shorts on a flat surface, make sure that the front is facing up and smooth out the area from the waistband down to the bottom of the front pocket area pull.

Any height between 7 inches and 11 inches lands directly in front of. Not too snug, not too loose. Make sure to keep the tape measure as.

This is because a high rise style provides great coverage for your rear end, while lengthening legs and balancing out the hip area. Front rise of these jeans measures from 10 to 14 inches. Lay the crotch area flat and straight, and measure from the.

Croach is the mid point, where the legs of the jeans are joined. It depends mostly on the brand and style. Those that you’ve already worn will offer a more accurate measure of your pant rise.