Gramicci’s range of outdoor trousers is one of very few that strikes the delicate balance between genuine utility and street-friendly style.
Founded as a climbing brand, which it remains to this day, Gramicci has always focused on providing comfort for the wearer – so all Gramicci trousers give you that wonderful freedom of movement.
However, the brand now has a pretty broad selection of fits and cuts, some loose and some a bit more tailored. They all look pretty similar when folded up, but vastly different once on your legs! So to help you choose the right style first time, we’ve put together this size guide for you, complete with exact measurements.
‘US/EU’ Sizing or ‘Asian’ Sizing?
As recommended by Gramicci themselves, we use the Asian sizing when listing Gramicci products on our website.
What’s the Difference?
Like a lot of clothing aimed at the US market, Gramicci’s US sizing system allows for a generally bigger fit, and therefore doesn’t quite match up with our sizing expectations here in the UK.
With that in mind, the US ‘Extra-Small’ size is equivalent to the Asian ‘Small’ size (which is reflected in the label) – and so on.
Asian Size |
Corresponding US/EU Size |
S |
XS |
M |
S |
L |
M |
XL |
L |
So, just to be clear, we are using the Asian sizing system in the measurement tables below. Therefore the ‘Small’ is an Asian Small, which is equivalent to a US/EU 'Extra-Small', and so on.
The waist measurement for every pair of Gramicci pants is taken without the waistband being stretched at all, meaning there will be some extra give in the waistband. Not to mention every style has an integrated belt as well!
It is confusing, so if you’re unsure, drop us an email or speak to us on live chat and we’ll make sure you get the right size!
Now for the comparisons of the different fits...
Original G Pant (AKA Classic)
As the name suggests, this is the brand’s go-to style. Think of it as the straight fit that you can’t go wrong with.
It is to Gramicci what the 501 is to Levi’s.
The hem on a size M is 8”, so these ones won’t have an especially tapered look. Perfect if you’re wearing boots or bulkier trainers and you want them to sit naturally over the top – or you can roll them up, of course.
Measurements in Inches
Original G Pant |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
Waist |
28” |
30” |
32” |
34” |
Inseam |
32” |
32” |
32” |
32” |
Front Rise |
10” |
10” |
10” |
11” |
Hem |
7” |
8” |
8” |
9” |
Loose Tapered Pant
As you’ll have noticed by now, the style-names pretty much speak for themselves!
However, do note that the Loose Tapered is not slimmer on the lower leg than the Original G – the hem measurement on the Loose Tapered is even slightly wider in some sizes (namely S and XL, as you can see from the charts).
It’s also designed to have an ‘ankle’ fit, showing off plenty of sock and shoe (see measurements below).
The Loose Tapered is what you want to go for if you prefer a roomier upper portion, around the thighs and the butt, while keeping the lower leg area nice and fitted.
Measurements in Inches
Loose Tapered Pant |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
Waist |
26” |
30” |
32” |
34” |
Inseam |
26” |
26” |
26” |
26” |
Front Rise |
11” |
11” |
11” |
12” |
Hem |
7” |
8” |
8” |
8” |
Just Cut NN Pant
What’s the difference between this style and the regular NN?
Length, that’s all.
The ‘Just Cut’ is the short-leg version, coming in around three inches shorter on the inseam. For example, in a size M, the Just Cut NN’s inseam measures at 29.5” (75cm), whereas the regular NN’s inseam is 32.3” (82cm) in size M.
Measurements in Inches
Just Cut NN Pant |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
Waist |
26” |
28” |
31” |
33” |
Inseam |
29” |
30” |
30” |
31” |
Front Rise |
9” |
9” |
10” |
10” |
Hem |
7” |
8” |
8” |
8” |
