Men's Wide Leg Cargo Shorts with Flower Patch | Black / S 100400655692523

How to measure

To choose the best size, you can measure your body (to pick a size) or measure a similar pair of shorts (to compare). Use a flexible tape measure, stand relaxed, and keep the tape parallel to the floor.

Measure your body (to choose a size)

• Waist: Measure around where you normally wear the waistband (natural waist or low hip for low-rise). Keep the tape snug but not tight and breathe normally.
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips/buttocks with feet together; keep tape level.
• Thigh: Measure around the fullest part of your upper thigh, just below the crotch.
• Inseam (for desired length): Measure from the crotch seam to the hem of a pair of shorts you like (this gives the inseam length to look for).
• Rise: For front rise measure from the crotch seam straight up to the top of the waistband at center front. Back rise is measured from crotch seam to center back waistband.

Measure the garment (laid flat)

• Waist (flat): Lay the shorts flat, smooth any wrinkles. Measure straight across the top of the waistband from left to right — multiply that number by 2 to get the full waist circumference.
• Hip (flat): Measure across the shorts at the widest part (usually 1–2" below the zipper area) and multiply by 2.
• Inseam: Measure from the crotch seam down the inside leg seam to the hem.
• Outseam: Measure from the top of the waistband to the hem along the side seam.
• Thigh and hem width (flat): Measure across the leg one inch below the crotch (thigh) and across the hem opening; multiply each by 2 to get circumference.

Quick tips: multiply flat measurements by 2 for full circumferences; 1 inch = 2.54 cm. For a relaxed, wide-leg cargo fit allow roughly 2–4" extra at the waist and 3–5" extra at the hips compared with your body measurements; size up if you prefer more room or plan to layer.

Materials

Main fabric

Typically a midweight woven such as cotton twill, ripstop cotton, or a cotton/poly blend. These fabrics are breathable, durable, and hold structure for the wide-leg silhouette.

Flower patch

Usually an embroidered or appliqué patch stitched onto the pocket or leg. Patches can be sewn or heat-bonded — stitching is more durable over time.

Trim & hardware

Common trims include a zipper or button fly, metal snaps or buttons on cargo pockets, reinforced stitching at stress points, and internal pocket linings often in lightweight cotton or polyester.

Note: Exact fiber percentages and hardware can vary by production run. Always check the garment tag for precise material composition and any special finishes (e.g., prewashed, coated, or water-repellent treatments).

Model information

Reference fit: the product images typically show a model wearing a styled size to illustrate fit and length.

• Example (for reference): Model is 6'1" (185 cm) with a 31" (79 cm) waist and is wearing a size M. On the model the shorts sit at the natural waist and offer a relaxed, wide-leg silhouette that falls around mid-thigh to just above the knee depending on inseam.
• Fit advice: If you prefer a trimmer look at the waist or you are between sizes, consider sizing down; if you want extra room in the leg or will carry items in the cargo pockets, size up one for added ease.

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Wash: Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle. Turn shorts inside out to protect the flower patch and trims.
• Protect the patch: Use a garment bag for extra protection or wash with similar-weight items to avoid abrasion. Avoid harsh bleach or oxidizing agents.
• Dry: Line dry or tumble dry low. Remove promptly from dryer to reduce wrinkles and prevent patch distortion. High heat can shrink the fabric and damage appliqués.
• Ironing: Iron inside out on low heat. Never press directly on the patch—use a pressing cloth or iron around it. A steamer is a gentle alternative for removing wrinkles.
• Spot cleaning: Treat stains promptly with a mild detergent or stain remover; test on an inside seam first. For the patch, gently blot instead of rubbing to avoid fraying embroidery.
• Storage & wear: Fold or hang in a cool, dry place away from prolonged direct sunlight to prevent fading. Avoid overloading cargo pockets with heavy objects to maintain shape.
• Minor repairs: Re-stitch loose patch edges with matching thread or use a small amount of fabric glue for temporary fixes; consult a tailor for larger repairs.

Style tips

• Casual weekend: Pair with a clean white tee, low-top canvas sneakers, and a baseball cap. Keep accessories minimal so the flower patch remains the focal point.
• Smart-casual: Tuck in a short-sleeve linen or oxford shirt, add a slim leather belt and suede loafers or desert boots for a dressed-up take on cargo shorts.
• Streetwear vibe: Wear with an oversized graphic tee or hoodie, high socks and chunky sneakers. Add a bucket hat to amplify the urban look.
• Summer/Beach: Match with a lightweight tank, slide sandals, and sunglasses for relaxed, warm-weather days.
• Color & patch coordination: If the flower patch is colorful, keep the rest of the outfit neutral or pick one patch color to echo in your shirt or accessories for a pulled-together look.
• Length & silhouette tricks: Cuff the hem once for a slightly shorter, more casual look; leave uncuffed for full wide-leg flair. Use a tapered sock or slim shoe to balance the volume of the legs.