1. Waist Measurement:
   • To measure the waist, lay the cargo pant flat on a surface.
   • Use a measuring tape to measure from one side of the waistband to the other, across the top of the pant.
   • Make sure to measure at the natural waistline, typically located just above the belly button.
2. Hip Measurement:
   • To measure the hip, again lay the cargo pant flat on a surface.
   • Measure from one side seam to the other, across the widest part of the hips.
   • This measurement should typically be taken around 7-9 inches below the waistline.
3. Length/Inseam Measurement:
   • To measure the inseam length, fold the pant leg so that the crotch seam is flat and the pant leg is fully extended.
   • Measure from the crotch seam down the inside of the pant leg to the hem.
   • This measurement represents the inseam length, which indicates how long the pant leg is from the crotch to the hem

Note: Asian size (Chinese size guide) are typically one size smaller than the Standard size, So a Size L of Asian size is equivalent to Size M for standard size chart.