Cinch Men's
Cinch jeans come in three fit tiers.
Slim, Relaxed and Loose — and the label name tells you which. In Cinch’s words: “For a slim jean, browse our Bronze and Silver Labels. For a more relaxed fit, look to the Green Label, White Label, and Carter fits. For a loose fitting jean, look no further than the Black or Blue Label.”
Jeans — every fit compared
| Label |
Tier |
Through the leg |
Rise |
Leg |
Opening |
| Bronze Label |
Slim |
Fitted hip, slim thigh |
Original 12″ |
Tapered |
16 ⅞″ |
| Silver Label |
Slim |
Slim hip and thigh |
Mid 11 ½″ |
Straight |
17 ¼″ |
| Ian |
Slim |
Slim hip and thigh |
Mid 10 ½″ |
Boot cut |
18 ⅜″ |
| Jesse |
Slim |
Slim hip, thigh and knee |
Mid 10 ¾″ |
Straight |
16″ |
| Green Label |
Relaxed |
Fitted hip and thigh |
Original 12 ½″ |
Tapered |
16 ⅞″ |
| White Label |
Relaxed |
Fitted hip, relaxed thigh and knee |
Mid 11 ¼″ |
Straight |
18 ¼″ |
| Carter |
Relaxed |
Fitted hip, relaxed thigh and knee |
Mid 10 ⅜″ |
Boot cut |
20″ |
| Carter 2.0 / 2.4 |
Relaxed |
Fitted hip, relaxed thigh and knee |
Mid 10 ⅜″ |
Boot cut |
19″ |
| Grant |
Relaxed |
Relaxed hip, thigh and knee |
Mid 11″ |
Boot cut |
18 ⅞″ |
| Blue Label |
Loose |
Relaxed hip, loose thigh and knee |
Original 12 ¾″ |
Tapered |
16 ⅞″ |
| Black Label / 2.0 |
Loose |
Relaxed hip, loose thigh and knee |
Original 12 ¼″ |
Slightly tapered |
17″ |
| Sawyer |
Loose |
Loose hip, thigh and knee |
Mid 11 ¾″ |
Boot cut |
18″ |
Rises and openings are measured on a 33×36; they scale with the size. Cinch publish no thigh or knee measurement per label, so the tier and the words above are what distinguish them.
Jeans — body measurements
| Size |
Waist |
Hip |
Thigh |
| 26 |
27–28 |
34 |
21 |
| 27 |
28–29 |
35 |
22 |
| 28 |
29–30 |
36 |
22 ½ |
| 29 |
30–31 |
37–38 |
23 |
| 30 |
31–32 |
38–39 |
23 ½ |
| 31 |
32–33 |
39–40 |
24 |
| 32 |
33–34 |
40–41 |
25 |
| 33 |
34–35 |
41–42 |
25 ½ |
| 34 |
35–36 |
42–43 |
26 |
| 35 |
36–37 |
43–44 |
26 ½ |
| 36 |
37–39 |
44–46 |
27 |
| 38 |
39–40 |
46–48 |
28 |
| 40 |
41–43 |
48–50 |
29 |
| 42 |
43–45 |
50–52 |
30 |
| 44 |
45–47 |
52–54 |
31 |
| 46 |
47–49 |
54–55 |
32 |
Cinch Classic shirts run big. Most people size down.
Straight from Cinch: Classic shirts “fit much larger than most other men’s shirt brands” and “many individuals will need to size down one or two sizes.” They run about 2″ longer in sleeve and body than other brands, and suit men who normally buy big and tall. Modern Fit is the tailored one — “more true to size,” narrower body, same sleeve length, shorter tail.
Shirts
| Size |
Neck |
Sleeve (centre back) |
Chest — Classic |
Chest — Modern |
| XS |
13–14 |
32–33 |
40–41 |
36–38 |
| S |
14–14 ½ |
32–33 |
42–43 |
38–40 |
| M |
15–15 ½ |
34–35 |
43–44 |
40–42 |
| L |
16–16 ½ |
34–35 |
45–47 |
42–44 |
| XL |
17–17 ½ |
34–36 |
48–49 |
46–48 |
| XXL |
18–18 ½ |
34–36 |
50–51 |
50–52 |
| 3XL |
19–19 ½ |
34–36 |
52–54 |
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Outerwear uses the Modern chest figures and runs to 4XL (54–56″ at 3XL, 58–60″ at 4XL). Cinch: it “generally runs true to size. It is not oversized like our Classic shirts.” For layering, size up.
Body measurements as published by Cinch. Cinch publish no between-sizes rule for men’s, no men’s inseam list, and nothing on shrinkage — including on rigid Green Label. If you’re buying rigid, come talk to us first.
Need help finding the right fit? Reach out — we’ve been fitting folks since 1973.
