How to measure

• Waist: Measure around your natural waist (or where your jeans sit), keeping the tape snug—not tight.
• Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips/seat.
• Inseam: Measure from the crotch seam to the hem on a pair you already love.
• Rise: Measure from the crotch seam up to the top of the waistband.

Quick fit tip: High-stretch denim often fits best when you size down for a snug fit. Rigid/low-stretch denim typically feels better true-to-size or one size up in the waist.

Fit overview: Judy Blue jeans and shorts are known for comfort stretch and strong recovery. Most shoppers size down one size in very stretchy styles; for rigid or limited-stretch styles, stay true to size.

Jeans size chart (regular + plus)

Shorts size chart 

FAQ

• Should I size down in Judy Blue? Often yes—many Judy Blue styles are very stretchy, so sizing down one from your true size can give a snug fit.

• What if the style is rigid or limited-stretch? Stay true to size (or prioritize your waist measurement) since it won’t relax as much.
• Do Judy Blue shorts fit like the jeans? Usually similar, but waistband and thigh fit can vary—use the shorts chart and consider sizing up if you prefer room in the thighs.

• What if the style is “rigid” or limited-stretch? Stay true to size (or prioritize your waist measurement) since it won’t relax as much.
• Do Judy Blue shorts fit like the jeans? Usually similar, but waistband and thigh fit can vary—use the shorts chart and consider sizing up if you prefer room in the thighs.

• What if the style is “rigid” or limited-stretch? Stay true to size (or prioritize your waist measurement) since it won’t relax as much.
• I’m between sizes—what do I do? For comfort stretch Judy Blue, choose the smaller size; for more structured styles, choose the larger size.
• Do Judy Blue shorts fit like the jeans? Usually similar, but waistband and thigh fit can vary—use the shorts chart and consider sizing up if you prefer room in the thighs.