Waistband: It should sit tight enough, but at the same time, it’s important not to put excessive pressure on the waist. It’s bad if you put on a belt and folds form around the waist as a result. In this case, the waistband needs to be taken in. Also, some models have additional sewn-in material that can be let out if the waistband is too tight.
Rise: Dress pants should sit at the waist, just below the navel. If the distance from the crotch to the waist is too short, the crotch seam will cut into the body and create discomfort. If the distance is too long, the trousers will fall too low.
Crotch: You should be guided by your own comfort level — there should be no pull in the crotch area. At the same time, don’t choose trousers with extra space there, otherwise, your trousers will bulge. Ideally, well-tailored dress pants shouldn’t be too roomy or too tight.

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