Mr Stitch's Universal Works Trouser Size Guide

MR STITCH'S
SIZE GUIDE
UNIVERSAL WORKS

Trouser Size Guide

How We Measure

A practical guide to Universal Works trouser sizing, fit and how we measure. Use the numbered illustration to understand where garment measurements are taken.

Universal Works trouser size guide technical illustration showing front and back views and numbered garment measurement points.

How to Measure

Lay the trousers flat on an even surface, smooth them gently without stretching, and use the numbered illustration as your guide. Measure consistently from seam to seam and compare with a similar pair you already own.

  • Waist: Measure straight across the waistband. Double the flat measurement for an approximate waist circumference.
  • Rise: Measure from the crotch seam up to the top of the waistband.
  • Inside Leg: Measure from the crotch seam down the inside leg to the hem.
  • Leg Opening: Measure straight across the hem opening.

Please note: these are garment measurements, not body measurements. The illustration explains measuring points; it is not a numerical size chart. Actual measurements and fit can vary between Universal Works styles, fabrics and seasons.

THE FIT

Universal Works offers a range of trouser shapes, from relaxed and wide-leg fits to more tapered styles. Check the individual product description for the specific cut and fit, as sizing can vary by style and fabric.

DETAILS

Waistband construction, pleats, rise and leg shape all influence how a trouser fits. Use the illustration as a measuring reference and the product details to understand the intended silhouette.

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NEED HELP WITH SIZING?

If you're unsure about the right size or fit, use the chat bubble on our website. Our team will be happy to help with sizing, fit and measurements before you order. You can also call our Belfast shop on 028 9031 0043 or email styleadvice@mrandmrsstitch.com.

Universal Works Trouser Fits

Universal Works publishes a dedicated Trouser Fit Guide because the range includes distinct rises, leg shapes and waist constructions. Use the style name on the product page to identify its intended cut:

Style Brand-described fit
Aston Pant Slim straight leg, low rise
Military Chino Neat through hip and thigh, tapered leg, mid-rise
Hi-Water Trouser Casual fit with cropped length and drawcord waist
Utility Pant Relaxed through the leg, tapered with hem darts
Fatigue / Troopers Fatigue Relaxed, slightly oversized military-inspired shape
Curved / Bakers Pant Slimmer hip with a distinctive wide leg
Super Chino Looser than Military Chino, tapered with turn-up hem
Double Pleat / Duke Wide or loose leg with pleated front
Pleated Track Pant Loose top block with tapered leg and drawcord waist
Grad Chino / Gillespie / Oxford Relaxed or wide-leg shapes; details differ by style
Dutch Pant The brand's widest trouser shape

These are descriptions of the brand's fit families, not measurements or a promise that every seasonal variation is identical. Check the exact product page for the garment chart.

For the full manufacturer fit notes, see Universal Works' official Trouser Fit Guide.