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Denim Guide

Discover our essential denim fits, designed to flatter every silhouette. From timeless cuts to modern washes, explore styles made for everyday wear.

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CHARLOTTE STRAIGHT LEG JEANS

Charlotte is our straight leg denim. These jeans feature a silhouette that runs straight down to the hem, offering a classic and versatile fit.

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CELINE FLARE LEG JEANS

Celine is our flare leg denim. Designed with a subtle flare from the knee down, it creates a wider hem for a flattering fit.

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CHLOE WIDE LEG JEANS

Chloe is our wide-leg denim. Fitted at the waist and flaring out from the hips to create volume at the hem, our Chloe jeans create the illusion of elongated legs.

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CLAUDIA SLIM LEG JEANS

Claudia is our slim leg denim. A contemporary take on a slimmer jean style, it fits closely at the hips and through the leg to the hem, creating a relaxed ankle for laid-back styling.

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CARINE SKINNY JEANS

Carine is our skinny leg denim. Designed to form a sleek silhouette, this style fits tightly through the leg, sculpting the thigh and lower leg for a flattering look.

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Finding Your Fit: Women's Jeans Size Chart

A women's jeans size chart starts with three measurements, not a number on a label. Measure your waist at the natural narrowest point, your hips at the fullest point, and your inseam from the crotch seam to the ankle bone. Jeans sizing varies between brands, so the size you have worn elsewhere may not translate directly to another label. Your body measurements are the reliable constant. Use the Charlie B size guide for the full chart and the jeans collection to shop by the fit that suits your shape once you have your numbers.

FAQs

How do I use a women's jeans size chart to find my fit?

Take three measurements before looking at any chart. First, your waist: measure at the natural waist, the narrowest point of your torso, not at the hip or where your jeans typically sit. Second, your hips: measure at the fullest point, usually about 8 inches below the natural waist. Third, your inseam: measure from the crotch seam straight down to the ankle bone. Jeans sizing varies between brands, so your measurements are more reliable than the size you usually reach for. The Charlie B size guide has the full chart.

What should I do if I fall between two sizes on the jeans size chart?

Size up for a relaxed, easier fit, and size down if you want the denim to sit closer to the body. Charlie B jeans use stretch denim that accommodates a natural range of movement, so a fit that feels slightly firm at first will ease with wear. If you are genuinely unsure between two options and the styles are available in stretch fabric, the smaller size will typically settle into a comfortable fit after the first few wears. For anything specific, the Charlie B size guide and the customer care team are both there to help.