High rise jeans for men

100% cotton denim provides a stable rise measurement. The back rise is a high-stress seam and will stretch one inch or more during a day of wear. This stretch is temporary. The rise returns to its original measurement after laundering. Stretch denim expands faster, particularly in the back rise, and less predictably.

Most brands offer one rise. Adding a second doubles the SKU count for every size in the collection. Todd Shelton makes jeans in its own factory in the USA. High rise is available across the entire collection in all inseams and four thigh fits.

Lay a pair of jeans you already own on a flat, rigid surface. Smooth out the fabric. Place a measuring tape at the top of the waistband and extend it to the center of the crotch seam.

If the rise on your best fitting jean is slightly tight in the crotch, add ½ inch. If it is significantly tight, add 1 inch or more. Use that number as your target.

Rise measurements for every fit and size are in the Todd Shelton size chart.

Todd Shelton makes two rise options: standard mid-rise and high rise. High rise is one inch longer than standard mid-rise. Rise measurements for every fit and size are in the size chart.

If you are unsure which rise you need, order Home try-on. Home try-on ships two jeans for the price of one. Try the same size and fit in both standard and high rise. Return the one that doesn't fit, or both.

Front and back rise specifications vary by waist size, thigh fit, and pattern model. Comparing the target measurements of a preferred jean against the published size chart isolates the correct rise option before an order is placed.