The Camo Print High Rise Cargo Jeans solve the problem of wanting both the structured look of denim and the practicality of cargo pockets. The pocket depth is functional rather than decorative — deep enough for a full-size phone, keys, and a card wallet across multiple pockets without visible bulging. The denim construction means these hold their shape over a long day of wear in a way that cargo pants in lighter fabrics don't.
What Makes These Cargo Jeans Different
- Cargo pocket configuration — more usable daily storage than standard pants without the bulk of tactical workwear
- High-rise waistband sitting approximately 25–27cm from the crotch seam — elongates the visible leg line and stays in place through movement
- Denim at 10–12oz — structured enough to hold shape through a full day, breaks in substantially after the first 2–3 washes and a week of wear
- Camouflage print in fabric dye rather than surface print — won't crack, fades gradually and evenly with washing, maintains print integrity over repeated cycles
- Available in sizes L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL — see the size guide below before ordering
Fit & Sizing
Size to your hip measurement first, then consider the rise. The high waistband sits approximately 25–27cm from the crotch seam — for most people that's 3–4cm above the navel. If you have a short torso, the waistband may land closer to the bra line, which can feel uncomfortable when seated for long periods. Size for the hip and thigh; if the waistband has a little extra room, a belt fixes it cleanly. Going down a size to get a tighter waistband at the expense of hip room is the wrong trade. Sizes: L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL.
How to Style
Keep everything else completely solid and neutral — white, black, grey, or a muted earth tone. The camo print is already the statement; adding anything else with print, pattern, or graphic competes with it. A fitted white tee with clean-sole trainers or ankle boots is the formula that consistently works. Avoid khaki or olive tones elsewhere in the outfit — head-to-toe military palette reads as a uniform rather than a style decision. For a more elevated take, a camel or tan structured jacket over the camo reads fashion-conscious.
Fabric & Care
Wash inside-out in cold water — this slows colour fade significantly by protecting the outer face of the denim from friction against other garments. Avoid fabric softener (it accelerates denim fade) and machine drying on high heat (which causes up to 2cm of inseam shrinkage per cycle). Air dry or low-heat tumble.
| Size |
US |
Hip Size |
Inseam |
Length |
Thigh |
Waist Size |
| L |
12 |
46.5 |
30 |
42.7 |
29.6 |
30.7-39.4 |
| XL |
14 |
48.8 |
30.3 |
43.3 |
31.1 |
33.1-41.7 |
| 2XL |
16 |
51.2 |
30.6 |
43.9 |
32.6 |
35.4-44.1 |
| 3XL |
18 |
53.5 |
30.9 |
44.5 |
34.2 |
37.8-46.5 |
| 4XL |
20 |
55.9 |
31.3 |
45.1 |
35.8 |
40.2-48.8 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you buy
How does the high waist on the Camo Print High Rise Cargo Jeans affect what size to order? +
Size to your hip measurement first, then consider the rise. The high waistband on these sits approximately 25–27cm from the crotch seam — for most women that's 3–4cm above the belly button. If you have a short torso the waistband may land close to the bra line, which some find uncomfortable when seated for long periods. Size for the hips, then use a belt or tuck-in top if the waistband has a little extra room. Going down a size to get a snug waistband at the expense of hip room is the wrong trade.
Is the denim on the Camo Print High Rise Cargo Jeans rigid and structured or does it soften with wear? +
The denim sits at roughly 10–12oz — heavier than typical fashion denim, lighter than workwear. New out of the packaging it feels structured and slightly stiff; after the first two washes and a few full days of wear it breaks in substantially. The knees and seat soften first, followed by the thigh. Unlike raw denim, these don't need months of conditioning — most customers find them comfortable by the end of the first week.
Are the side pockets on the Camo Print High Rise Cargo Jeans deep enough, or are they the shallow decorative type? +
The side pockets are functional and appropriately deep — approximately 16cm, enough to hold a medium smartphone without it sitting half-exposed. They're cut at a natural hand-drop angle so you don't have to angle your wrist awkwardly to reach in, which sounds minor but matters when you're doing it 40 times a day. The opening is nearly invisible from the front, which keeps the silhouette clean. The pocket bags are sewn from the main fabric rather than a thin lining, which is what separates a functional pocket from.
Will the camo print on the Camo Print High Rise Cargo Jeans fade or crack after washing? +
The camo is a fabric dye (printed or yarn-dyed depending on the construction) rather than a surface ink, which means it doesn't crack. Fading is gradual and even — cold wash inside-out slows it, hot wash accelerates it. The darkest tones (typically the green and brown in traditional camo) fade slightly faster than neutral tones, which is what creates the worn-in look over time. If you want to preserve the original contrast as long as possible: cold wash, no tumble dry, no direct-sun drying.
How do you style camouflage without the outfit looking too military or costume-heavy? +
Keep everything else completely solid and neutral — white, black, grey, or a muted earth tone. The camo is already the statement; adding anything with print, pattern, or graphic competes with it and tips into costume territory. A fitted white tee or black ribbed tank with clean-sole trainers or ankle boots is the formula that works consistently. Avoid khaki or olive tones elsewhere in the outfit — head-to-toe military palette reads as a uniform.
Do the Camo Print High Rise Cargo Jeans work for petite frames or do they need altering? +
At a true petite height (under 5'2") these will likely need a 3–5cm hem taken up — the standard inseam is cut for an average height of around 5'5". Other than length, the proportions work well: the waist and hip measurements scale correctly to petite frames, and the cut doesn't change in a way that looks proportionally wrong. The rise and pocket placement are the more critical details for petite fits: a high rise elongates the leg; a pocket that sits too low (below mid-thigh) can visually shorten an already short.
