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Frequently Asked Sizing Questions

What do the numbers in jean sizing mean?


The numbers in men’s jean sizing represent waist circumference and inseam length in inches. For example, a size 34x32 means a 34-inch waist and 32-inch inseam. In women's jeans, a single number (e.g., 28) refers to the waist measurement but always refer to the size chart for exact sizing.


What size is 28 in women's jeans?


A women’s jeans size 28 refers to a 29-inch waist measurement. This typically corresponds to a US size 8.



How do Madewell jeans fit?


Madewell jeans generally run true to size, but fit varies by style. Use our interactive size guide to check your waist and hip measurements, and refer to our official Denim Fit Guides for specific details on rises and stretch levels.



Does Madewell offer plus and extended sizing?


Yes, Madewell offers a wide range of extended sizing, including Women's Plus sizes (14W–24W / 1X–3X), Petite, and Tall options across denim, tops, and dresses.



How does men's jean sizing work?


Men's jeans are typically sized using two measurements: Waist size (measured in inches around the natural waistline) and Inseam length (measured in inches from the crotch to the bottom of the leg). These are usually displayed as two numbers, for example 32x30, meaning a 32-inch waist and 30-inch inseam.



Are J.Crew and Madewell the same sizing?


While J.Crew and Madewell are sister brands, our sizing is not always identical. Fits can vary between the two brands.



How does Madewell tops sizing run?


Our tops generally run true to size, though some styles may fit more loosely or oversized depending on the intended cut. Always check the product description, as we typically note when an item runs large or small.