did any one measure the inseam?
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I did not measure the inseam, but I typically wear a 31.5" inseam and these fit very well. Hope that helps. Very true to size.
1406730
Yes take the measurement on the old fabric then look at the websites for the sellers they tell you how to measure these.
64564
I can't specifically say. It's not marked anywhere in the shorts. I'm 6'1 and the shorts come to just above my knee
66813
They seem to be accurate in measurements. I wear 30" in jeans and I ordered 30" and the shorts fit great. There is also a drawstring in them if they are a little bit big.
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Mine are the 2X size and the inseam is 29 inches. These have been washed and dried many times.
695923
Unhemmed I'm pretty sure. I typically wear 31" inseam pants and these hit the floor unhemmed, and I don't plan on hemming because the ends are bound against fraying anyway and I like the extra length. Wearing them right now actually!
278246
They have a 9-inch inseam, and are very baggy around the knee's. I'm 5-7 and they look very baggy on me.
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I am 6 foot 215 with 32 inseam and I got the extra large. That fit me best but I wear sweat pants under usually.
1065106
I really didn't for sure. I measured my knee but that really wasnt a help. In the end I just guessed.
1384369
Sorry just see your Q. I will measure when I go back home tonight and answer u
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Not sure of the actual length, but I have a 32 inch inseam and they were too long for me. They came all the way up to where my leg meets my body. Very uncomfortable. Unfortunately I had to return them because of it.
2179222
I did not measure. I assumed the sizing was similar to clothing size. And it worked out.
442902
They do come in a 30" inseam (that's what I bought).Of course they can be altered like regular pants.They are the best pants I've ever bought.
600949
I have the size 13. I'm 6 feet with a 30 inch inseam. It fits me well, but I doubt there is another 5-6 inches of wiggle room. I've used them a half dozen times or so and have not had any issues.
1912677
Weight doesn't really have an input on this but what you want to do is measure your inseam. From your groin to the bottom of your foot. Take that number and multiply it by 0.65. That number will reveal your frame size. If the exact size isn't there then round off down to the nearest size. That's what had to do. You can always adjust the seat higher. As for model, the more precious the metal, the lighter & lighter is always good but its gets pricey.
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Consider this...are you likely to take tight corners? Are you short? I got a 170 because I'm short...5"4" and maybe a 30 inch inseam.
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I got this one before, and someone else chimed in. If you go to Tommy Copper website, I guess there is a chart there.