Judy Blue High Rise Trouser Shorts
Judy Blue High Rise Trouser Shorts
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The Heart of It
They don’t feel like denim shorts when you put them on.
They feel easier.
The waistband sits high without digging, and the fabric moves with you in a way that doesn’t feel stiff or restrictive. The trouser style gives them a slightly more structured look through the front, while the stretch keeps them comfortable through the hips and thighs. The fit is relaxed enough to not cling, especially through the waist where they run a little easier, making them feel broken in from the start. The clean back pockets keep the look simple, so they pair just as easily with a casual T Shirt as they do with something more polished.
They are the pair you reach for when you want comfort but still want to look pulled together.
Crafted by Judy Blue, known for denim that fits consistently and moves with you.
DETAILS
• Fabric: Soft structured denim with flexible movement
• Construction: Trouser style front with clean finish
• Features: High rise, zipper fly, welt back pockets, 4 way stretch
• Fabric Composition: 93% cotton, 6% polyester, 1% spandex
• Stretch Level: High Stretch
• Fit: High rise trouser short
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Machine wash cold
Tumble dry low
PRODUCT MEASUREMENTS
S
Waist 28" Hips 41" Rise 11.5" Inseam 5"
M
Waist 30" Hips 43" Rise 12" Inseam 5"
L
Waist 32" Hips 45" Rise 12.5" Inseam 5"
XL
Waist 34" Hips 47" Rise 13" Inseam 5"
1XL
Waist 36" Hips 49" Rise 13" Inseam 5.5"
2XL
Waist 40" Hips 53" Rise 13.5" Inseam 5.5"
3XL
Waist 44" Hips 57" Rise 14.5" Inseam 5.5"
FIT NOTE
High stretch is felt throughout with the most flexibility in the waist and hips. Runs slightly relaxed through the waist, giving a more comfortable fit without feeling tight. Structured through the front with easy movement through the thighs.
The Full Picture
Care & Use Advice
How It Measures
Sizing & Fit Guide
Find Your Perfect Fit
Not sure which size to choose? Every body is beautifully different, and sizing can vary from one maker and style to another. Your usual size is a helpful starting point. For the best fit, review The Full Picture and How It Measures on the product page when available, then use the guide below to measure and compare.
Measurements are listed in inches unless noted otherwise.
How to Measure
Start With the Bust
For tops and dresses, the bust is often the best starting point, especially when the style is structured or designed to fit closer to the body.
Consider the Shape
Relaxed, boxy, fitted, and oversized describe different intended silhouettes. Read The Full Picture before changing from your usual size.
Check the Length
Compare the listed length with a similar top or dress you own, particularly when shopping cropped, tunic, mini, midi, or maxi styles.
Compare Waist and Hips
Review both measurements. The better starting point depends on the waistband, rise, cut, fabric, stretch, and intended fit of the particular style.
Look at the Rise
Low, mid, and high rises sit differently on the body. Compare the listed rise with a pair you already own when that measurement is available.
Check the Inseam
Inseams vary by style. Always review the product measurement when available, especially for cropped, ankle, flare, and wide-leg silhouettes.
One-Piece Styles
For jumpsuits and rompers, compare bust, waist, and hips. Torso length and rise can also affect comfort when those measurements are available.
Activewear
Activewear can range from softly relaxed to compressive. Use the verified stretch and fit notes for the individual piece rather than assuming it will fit close.
Coordinated Sets
Consider how both pieces need to fit. If the top and bottom suit you differently, use the product measurements and choose for the area with less flexibility.
Compare With a Favorite
Lay It Flat
Choose a similar garment that fits the way you like. Lay it on a flat surface without stretching it, then compare its measurements with How It Measures on the product page.
Use the Same Method
Some makers provide flat measurements while others provide full garment measurements. Compare numbers only when they were taken using the same method.
Product-specific fit information should always take priority over general sizing guidance.
Still Not Sure?
We are happy to help. If you have questions about fit, fabric, or sizing, email our team and we will review the available information with you.
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