Rush delivery is not available for custom made products. With ready-to-wear and stocked products, we have a little more flexibility.

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We have a few ways to create your Casual Pants size. Choose the one that works best for you.

Smart Sizes - Our most popular and recommended size method. Answer a few questions about your body and fit preferences and let our algorithm calculate your ideal Casual Pant size. Smart Sizes takes into account both your fit preferences and body type for a more personal fit. Click here to create a Smart Size for Casual Pants.

Measure Your Pants - If you have a pair of pants you love the fit of, you can follow these instructions to measure your pants. When you have your desired dimensions ready, use this page to create a size that matches.

Home Try On - If you really want to try something on, checkout our new Home Try On! We’ll send you two of our standard size pants for you to try on and triangulate what the best size for you is. Click here to order a HTO kit for Chinos.

We’re happy to provide each customer up to two complimentary remakes to dial in their casual pants size. You can request your first remake directly from your order history. Click here for tips on how to make the most out of a casual pant remake.

Alternatively, customers can have their pants tailored by a local tailor (and be reimbursed up to $30/pant as store credit). This can be a good option for small or time sensitive adjustments. Click here for tips on how to handle local alterations.

For both Standard Sizes and Smart Sizes, customers choose a Fit, selecting between Extra Slim, Slim, Straight, Athletic, or Classic.

Click here for photos comparing the various Fit options.

Extra Slim Fit is a progression from our popular Slim Fit with narrower dimensions through the hips and legs with a smaller leg opening. This fit is great for thinner guys or guys who want a particularly slim fit with significant taper. Extra Slim Fit is not a skin-tight “skinny” fit, and will still be work appropriate for slimmer men in relaxed offices.

Slim Fit is our most-popular, office appropriate, slim-but-not-tight fit. It’s suggested for average size guys that want a clean, tailored look that will still drape from the thigh down. It’s significantly narrower than Classic fit through the hips and leg, and has a noticeable taper from thigh to leg opening, but is not as slim as Extra Slim.

Straight Fit is similar to our Slim fit in the hips and thighs, but with minimal taper from thigh to knee to leg opening. It has a wide leg opening that will easily fit over bulky boots, or cover more of the shoes.

Athletic Fit is roomier than Slim fit in the seat and thighs, but still tapered to the knee and leg opening. If you have particularly large hips or thighs, but still want a slim fit, this is a good choice for you.

Classic Fit is more relaxed than Slim Fit in the hips and thighs, with significantly less taper through the knee and leg opening. Great for guys who want a roomier fit with classic proportions and a wider leg opening that covers more of their shoe.

Chino Style Pants is a style of casual pant that typically features angled side pockets, subtle jetted or flap back pockets, and a hidden coin-pocket. Proper Cloth Chino style pants use horn, or faux horn buttons, and have a split center seam in the back. Chino pants can be made in a variety of fabrics, from the most classic cotton twill, to more modern performance fabrics.

5-Pocket Style Pants is another style of casual pant, with design details like we’ve come to expect in jeans. This includes the two curved pockets on the front, a visible small coin pocket on the right side, and two large patch pockets on the back. 5-Pocket pants typically use a metal tack button at the front, and have small metal rivets at the pocket corners. 5-Pocket pants can be made in a variety of fabrics, including washed denim for jeans, and other cotton or technical fabrics.

Jogger Style Pants are unique in that they feature a drawstring elastic waistband and an elastic cuff at the ankles. This gives them them a particularly casual look, similar to sweat pants, but when made with certain fabrics, they can still feel quite smart, but with a sporty flair.

While all styles of pants can be dressed up, Chinos are generally considered the most dressy, followed by 5-Pockets and then Joggers as the most casual option.

Dress Pants (also known as Trousers) are part of our Tailored Clothing line, and are typically made from a wool or wool blend fabric. Dress Pants feature a Bemberg lining inside that goes down to the knee, and a grosgrain reinforcement at the cuff. Dress Pants are made to have a crease that runs down the center front and back of the leg, for a slimming effect. Dress Pants require dry-cleaning.

Chinos can look similar to Dress Pant given they have similar style pockets. However, there are some fundamental differences. First of all, Chinos are typically made from cotton, or a cotton blend of fabric, they have no lining. Secondly, chinos don’t have any crease down the center of the pant legs. Overall, Chinos are more casual than dress pants. Conveniently, Casual Pants don’t need dry-cleaning, and can be washed at home in the washing machine.

Due to some manufacturing differences between the two products, you must have a different saved size to order Casual Pants than the one you use for Dress Pants.

Dress Pants typically take longer to be made and delivered than Casual Pants. Consult current delivery times here.

Yes, all of our Casual Pants have customizable designs, and can be switched between the Chino, 5-Pocket, and Jogger styles.

To modify a pants style, go to its product page and click on the “Customize” button. Then click on “Style” to expand this design option. Select the desired style you want and click Next. The image on the left will not update to show the new configuration, but your changes have been applied. Click Add to Cart to purchase the pants in the newly selected Style.