The Way-High® Utility Jean
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Product measurements
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| Size | Inseam | Front rise | Back rise | Waist | Hip | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 24" | 34" | Stock not confirmed |
| 24 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 25" | 35" | Stock not confirmed |
| 25 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 26" | 36" | Stock not confirmed |
| 26 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 27" | 37" | Stock not confirmed |
| 27 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 28" | 38" | Stock not confirmed |
| 28 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 29" | 39" | Stock not confirmed |
| 29 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 30" | 40" | Stock not confirmed |
| 30 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 31.3" | 41.3" | Stock not confirmed |
| 31 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 32.8" | 42.8" | Stock not confirmed |
| 32 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 34.3" | 44.3" | Stock not confirmed |
| 33 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 36.5" | 46.3" | Stock not confirmed |
| 34 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 39" | 48.8" | Stock not confirmed |
| 35 · As published | 29" | 12.5" | Not measured | 41" | 50.8" | Stock not confirmed |
All measurements in inches. Last verified September 1, 2026.
Specifications
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Evidence and sources
- Everlane — The Way-High® Utility Jean
Specifications and size chart for the The Way-High® Utility Jean, as published by Everlane.
Everlane · Accessed September 1, 2026 · UNVERIFIED
Guides for this category
Stretch jeans vs rigid denim: which lasts, and which fits
Rigid denim, at 0 to 1 percent elastane, lasts longest as a fabric but never gives; stretch denim at 2 to 3 percent adds comfort with little cost to life; and at 4 to 8 percent the jeans recover after a day and feel like a different garment, at the price of elastane that eventually tires. Which last
ComparisonsReviewed September 2, 2026
How much elastane jeans should have
For everyday jeans that should still look like denim, 2 to 3 percent elastane gives comfort stretch. For pull-on jeans, jeggings or long wear days, 4 to 8 percent recovers much better and resists bagging. Below 2 percent, expect visible bagging at the knee and seat by the end of the day.
FabricsReviewed September 1, 2026
Why jeans bag out after an hour
Stretch comes from elastane, but returning to shape depends on how much of it there is. Below roughly 2 percent elastane in stretch denim, visible bagging at the knee and seat by the end of the day is normal. In the 4 to 8 percent range recovery is much better, and a wash restores the original shape
Fit problemsReviewed September 1, 2026