I wore these once in the city. They are in beautiful condition with no stains or damage. I am selling them because they didn't suit me. Color: Black Size: Free Material: Polyester Since there were no detailed size specifications on the manufacturer's website, I measured them myself (please use these measurements as a reference only). Waist: Approximately 72cm (The waist is elastic and has a drawstring, so it can be adjusted and stretches. The range is quite wide.) Measurements laid flat: Rise: 33cm Inseam: 20cm Thigh width: 33cm Total length: 50cm Here's the manufacturer's description: Wide half pants (reaching just below the knee) with a slight flare for a comfortable fit. The flare allows for airflow, making them comfortable to wear even in hot weather. We worked with a pattern maker from scratch and went through trial and error to create this pattern. I am truly grateful that we were able to create it from the pattern, and I can't thank them enough! The concept was to create pants similar to those of certain big brands like C and Y, but that could be worn casually in the mountains and forests (C and Y offer functional pants, but they can be a bit difficult to use roughly...). The size is free size and should fit most people. Based on the fit: 155-165cm: knee-length; 165-175cm: slightly above the knee; 175cm+: above the knee. The wide elastic waistband and drawstring ensure a good fit for any body type or build. 1. Mobile Phone Pocket A pocket for your smartphone, essential not only outdoors but everywhere. It's large enough to accommodate a phone even with a case on. The depth of the pocket has been carefully adjusted to prevent the phone from falling out when running and to make it easy to take out when sitting. 2. Map Pocket A pocket that can hold mountain and highland maps or 1:25,000 scale maps. In this age of digital maps, I think the most enjoyable time is still looking at a map while discussing future plans with friends. 3. Big Pocket This is a multi-use large pocket where you can throw anything and everything. You can put good kindling in it if you find some along the way... Above all, you can store easy-to-use field guides and books, so you can use it for exploration and leisurely forest walks.