Our sizes: each size shows the letter and the UK/Irish number, for example S/8 or M/10. Between sizes? Size up.
How to measure
Use a soft tape measure and measure over underwear, not over jeans.
1. WaistAround the narrowest part of your waist, usually just above your belly button. Keep the tape snug but not tight.
2. HipsStand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your bum.
3. Inside legFrom the top of your inner thigh down to your ankle bone. It's easiest with someone helping.
Compare your measurements to the chart for your style below. If your waist and hips fall in different sizes, go by your hips, because that's where WR.UP® does its shaping.
Watch: how to measure for WR.UP®
Full length or 7/8 ankle length?
7/8 ankle lengthBest if you're 170 cm (5'7") or under, or if you like a cropped look that shows off your ankle and shoes.
Full lengthBest if you're taller than 170 cm, or if you like your trousers to reach your shoe with heels.
Good to knowWR.UP® fabric relaxes as you wear it, and the leg can lengthen by 10–15 cm (4–6 in). If you're unsure, choose the shorter length.
Curvy styles are cut for a fuller bum and hips with a smaller waist, so the sizing runs differently. Use this chart for anything with "Curvy" in the name.
Size
UK/IE
Waist cm
Waist in
Hips cm
Hips in
XXS
8
68–72
27–28.5
93–97
36.5–38
XS
10
73–77
28.5–30.5
98–102
38.5–40
S
12
78–82
30.5–32.2
103–107
40.5–42
M
14
83–87
33.3–34.5
108–112
42.5–44
L
16
88–92
35–36.5
113–117
44.5–46
XL
18
93–97
37–38.5
118–122
46.5–48
Curvy collection: inside leg length
Length
XXS–M cm
XXS–M in
L–3XL cm
L–3XL in
Full length
72
28
74
29
7/8 ankle
63
25
65
26
Curvy collection: international sizes
Size
UK/IE
EU (FR)
Italy
USA
XXS
8
36
42
4
XS
10
38
44
6
S
12
40
46
8
M
14
42
48
10
L
16
44
50
12
XL
18
46
52
14
How do I know my size is right?
The first time you put them on, WR.UP® should feel snug, like a second skin. That's normal, and they soften as you wear them. Signs you've got the right size:
The back seams sit in the middle of each cheek, lifting rather than flattening.
The waistband lies flat, with no gap at the back and no digging in.
There's no sagging or creasing under the bum or at the crotch.
They don't feel overstretched. If the fabric looks see-through or the seams pull sideways, go up a size. Overstretched seams put too much pressure on the fabric and can damage the trousers.
Are they sitting correctly?
Open the button and zip, then roll them up your legs gradually, like tights. Don't pull them up by the waist or the belt loops.
Once they're on, ease the fabric up from the knee so the seams line up with your shape.
Give them a few minutes. They warm up and settle to your body.
Still not sure? Email us your height, waist and hip measurements at info@freddy.ie and we'll tell you your size. And if it's not right, exchanges are easy.
Care instructions
FREDDY WR.UP® are not regular trousers. The design and stretch fabrics make them extremely comfortable, but also more delicate, so treat them with care and they'll keep their shape for a long time.
Always undo the button and zip before putting them on and taking them off.
Don't pull at the belt loops or tug at the waist.
Take care with long or false nails, and keep away from rough or sharp surfaces.
