CP Company — Pants Size Guide

cargo, jogger, chino, tech, fleece (M/W)

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Introduction — Logic behind sizing for bottoms

At CP Company, pants aim for urban comfort: many tapered fits (comfortable thighs, tapered leg), technical materials (nylon, stretch), and often well-constructed waistbands (fly or drawstring/elastic on joggers). Overall, they are TTS (true to size); adjust primarily according to the fit and the usage (city/commute, weekend, sport-city).

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Simple rules (to avoid returns)

• Cargo / Chino (fly): TTS; if between two sizes → choose the larger one (waist = comfort).

• Jogger (drawstring + elasticated waist): TTS if you like them fitted; +1 for a more relaxed drape.

• Tech/Softshell (Nylon/Stretch): TTS; if you have strong thighs/hamstrings → +1 to maintain ease.

• Fleece / Sweats (Diagonal Raised Fleece, etc.): TTS; +1 if you want a loose look.

Charts — Men (EU/IT & US)

A) EU/IT Size (waist measurement cm)

B) Size Conversion US (jeans in inches) → EU/IT

Inseam lengths are often standard (≈ 32") on cargos/chinos, with hemming possible. Joggers often have elasticated bottoms (“self-adjusting” length).

By fit & material: how they size (and what to get)

Cargo (pockets, articulated knees, straight/tapered leg)

• Fit: often tapered (comfortable thighs, cleaner ankle).

• Size: TTS; +1 if you want a more relaxed look or if you wear thermal layers in winter.
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Chino (fly, city/commute)

• Fit: regular-tapered; clean drape, easy for the office.

• Size: TTS; +1 if you prefer a more comfortable high waist.
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Jogger (drawstring + elasticated waist)

• Fit: from fitted to relaxed, elasticated or tapered bottom.

• Size: TTS for a clean look; +1 if you want more volume in the thighs.
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Tech/Softshell (Nylon, Pro-Tek, Nycra)

• Fit: technical but comfortable; sometimes with light stretch (e.g., Nycra).

• Size: TTS; +1 if you have powerful thighs.
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Fleece / Sweats (Diagonal Raised Fleece, etc.)

• Fit: city-sport comfort; ideal for travel/commute.

• Size: TTS; oversize look → +1.
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"What should I get?" — need → fit → size table

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Measuring & trying on — the no-return method

Measuring

• Waist: at the natural crease (without tightening).

• Hips: widest point.

• Inseam: from crotch to leg opening (measure on a pair of pants that fits you well).

Trying on

1. Put on the shoes you usually wear.

2. Check thigh/seat comfort by sitting down.

3. On a cargo/jogger: walk a few steps → the ankle must remain free.

4. If you are between sizes: take the larger one, you can adjust at the waistband/drawstring.

Hemming & alterations

• A simple hem adjusts the length (30/32/34").

• On joggers with elastic cuffs, length is more forgiving.

Care (to maintain the fit)

• Nylon/tech: 30°C, no fabric softener, air dry; DWR reactivation 10–15 min low heat if water no longer beads.

• Cotton/chino: 30°C, gentle spin, light ironing for creases.

• Fleece: 30°C inside out, no high heat when drying (avoids visual shrinking).

FAQ — CP Company pants sizes

Do CP Company pants fit large or small?
Usually TTS. Choose +1 if you want a more relaxed look or if you are between sizes.

Cargo vs jogger: should I take the same size?
In general yes. On a jogger, +1 gives a more loose look; on a cargo, TTS keeps the clean tapered look.

Nycra (stretch): should I size down?
Stay TTS to preserve the line. Sizing down can "stretch" the material and cause a loss of comfort.

Which length (inseam) to choose?
The majority of models come in standard length (≈ 32"). Get a hem if needed. Joggers handle length with the elastic.

Between two waist sizes (e.g., 32/34)?
Take the larger one: the waistband/drawstring allows you to adjust without compressing the abdomen.