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Judy Blue Full Size High Waist Corduroy Trouser — Measurement, Materials, Model & Care

How to measure (choose the right size)

Two reliable ways to check fit: measure your body, or measure a favorite pair of trousers laid flat and compare to the garment measurements in the listing.

Measure your body

• Waist: Measure around the natural waist or where you plan to wear the high waist (usually the narrowest point). Keep tape level and snug but not tight.
• Hips/Seat: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat with feet together.
• Inseam: Measure from the crotch to the floor (or to the ankle if you want ankle-length). If measuring on yourself, measure a pair you already own for accuracy.
• Front Rise: Measure from the crotch seam up to the top of the front waistband — important for high-waist styles.
• Thigh: Measure around the fullest point of the thigh (or measure across 1" below crotch on a flat trouser and double).
• Leg Opening / Hem: Measure around the hem where the pant finishes — helps determine how the wide leg will fall over shoes.
• Tip: Measure in inches or centimeters, stand straight but relaxed, measure over underwear or a thin layer, and record measurements to compare with the product's garment measurements.

Measure a garment you own (recommended)

1. Lay the trousers flat on a smooth surface and smooth out wrinkles without stretching the fabric.
2. Waist (flat): Measure straight across the top edge from side seam to side seam and double that number for circumference.
3. Hips (flat): Measure across the widest part (usually ~7–9" below waistband) and double.
4. Inseam: Measure from the crotch seam to the bottom hem along the inside leg.
5. Outseam: Measure from the top of the waistband to the hem along the outer side.
6. Thigh / Knee / Hem (flat): Measure across and double. For thigh measure 1" below crotch; for knee measure ~12" below crotch (or where the garment's knee sits).
7. Tip: Compare those flat garment numbers to listing measurements; add 1–3" of ease at hips for comfortable movement depending on desired fit.

Materials & construction

What to expect from corduroy trousers:

• Fabric: Corduroy — a cut-pile textile with vertical ribs (wales). Feels textured and slightly plush. Generally a midweight to heavier fabric ideal for cooler seasons.
• Typical composition: Most corduroy trousers are cotton-rich (commonly a majority cotton) and often include a small percentage of polyester and/or elastane/spandex for durability and gentle stretch. Typical ranges you may see: ~70–98% cotton, 0–30% polyester, 1–5% elastane (check the product tag for the exact blend).
• Trims & details: High waistband, wide leg cut, belt loops, functional pockets, zip fly with button closure. Pocket bags and waistband facings are often made from a simple cotton or polyester blend.
• Note: Exact fabric percentages and hardware materials vary by style — always verify the product label or listing for precise composition, especially if you have fiber sensitivities.

Model information (reference)

Model details help show how the trousers fit visually. If the product page includes model data, use that as your primary reference. Example references below can help you estimate fit when model info is not shown:

• Example model (standard reference): Height: 5'9" (175 cm) • Bust: 34" • Waist: 26" • Hips: 36" • Wearing size: 26 / S (use as visual guide only)
• Example model (plus-size reference): Height: 5'8" (173 cm) • Bust: 42" • Waist: 34" • Hips: 46" • Wearing size: 1X / 14–16 (for proportion reference)
• Tip: Photo styling (tucks, cuffs, footwear, heels) changes how length and silhouette read — always compare garment measurements to a trusted pair for best results.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

• Before washing: Close zippers and buttons, turn trousers inside out to protect the pile and color, empty pockets.
• Washing: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle or hand wash. Use a mild detergent and wash with like colors. Avoid bleach and strong alkali cleaners that can fade color or damage fibers.
• Drying: Air-dry flat or hang to dry to preserve shape and prevent shrinkage. If using a dryer, tumble on low and remove promptly while slightly damp to avoid over-drying.
• Ironing & nap care: Iron inside out on a low setting or use a steamer to lift the pile. If ironing, use a pressing cloth and avoid flattening the ribs; brush the nap gently with a soft clothes brush once dry to restore texture.
• Spot cleaning: Blot stains promptly with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid aggressive rubbing which can damage the pile. Test stain remover on a hidden area first.
• Storing: Fold or hang on a wide hanger. If hanging, avoid leaving heavy trousers on thin hangers for long periods to prevent waistband stretching. Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight to prevent fading.
• Professional care: For stubborn stains or structured restoration, consider professional cleaning — follow the care label if it recommends dry clean only.
• Extra tip: Wash less often when possible (air out and spot clean) to preserve color and texture — corduroy looks better with gentle, infrequent care.

Style tips — how to wear these trousers

• Balance the silhouette: Because these are high-waist wide trousers, pair them with a fitted or semi-fitted top (tucked or cropped) to define the waist and balance volume.
• Casual: Tuck in a soft tee or lightweight sweater, add sneakers or loafers for everyday wear.
• Work: Pair with a tucked blouse and a tailored blazer; pointed-toe flats or low heels keep the look polished.
• Evening: Silk cami or satin blouse tucked in, statement belt, and heeled boots or pumps for a dressier feel.
• Layering & texture: Corduroy pairs beautifully with knits, suede and leather — add a long coat or cropped moto jacket depending on occasion.
• Plus-size styling: Emphasize the high waist with a belt, choose a fitted top to balance the wide leg, or go monochrome for a lengthening effect.
• Footwear advice: Heels or a slight platform elongate the leg; ankle boots with a slim shaft finish nicely under a wide leg. For a relaxed look, tuck into chic sneakers.