Your jeans don't fit because a brand created a "slim","skinny," or "relaxed" fit and had ZERO idea how big YOUR legs are. They had to guess based on a mannequin. Why not standarize the thigh size with an inch based measurement, just like we already do with waist and inseam sizes?!
Today, you already know your waist size in inches, whether that's a 32, 34, or the like! Soon, you'll know your standardized thigh size in the exact same way. Pick between a super skinny 22 inch thigh, a slim 24, a relaxed 26, or a loose 28.
Just like adding a standardized thigh measurement, we've done the same for the leg opening. This determines how skinny, slim, or straight your pants look. A 13 inch leg opening creates a skinny or very tapered look, a 14 inch looks slim, while the 15 creates a straight leg or 'baggier' look.
On our slim and skinny leg opening sizes we increased the room for your calves before gently tapering to the bottom leg opening. No more squeezing your calves or desperately trying to stretch the pant's calves out!
I'd always struggled to find jeans that fit because my quads are big from lifting. The bottoms of the pants would always baloon out and look like bell bottoms. Not anymore!
Chris D.![]()
Getting pants that didn't fit me way too tight up top and then still hand a tailored look at the bottom was impossible until now.
Nate Y.![]()
I found a pair of jeans that fit at another store. But when I went back and got extras in different colors none of them fit the same. With Cameron's I know my sizes, I pick them, and I get the perfect fit every time.
Sam G.![]()
