Risen Jeans Size Chart
Finding the perfect pair of jeans shouldn’t feel like a guessing game. At Wild Azalea Boutique, we’ve helped thousands of women discover their dream denim — and when it comes to Risen jeans, sizing is everything. Their signature stretch, curve-loving cuts, and modern rise placements make them a fan favorite, but they also require a little know-how to get the fit just right.
This guide is your go-to resource for understanding the Risen jeans size chart, decoding odd sizing, and choosing the best fit for your body type. Whether you’re shopping skinny jeans, flares, or boyfriend cuts, we’ve got you covered.
Table of Contents
- Why Risen Jeans Fit Differently
- Understanding the Risen Jeans Size Chart
- How to Convert Even Sizes to Risen Odd Sizing
- Risen Jeans Size Chart: Regular Sizes
- Risen Jeans Size Chart: Plus Sizes
- Fit Tips by Body Type
- Stretch vs. Rigid Denim: What It Means for Sizing
- My Personal Fit Journey with Risen Jeans
- How to Measure Yourself at Home
- Returns, Exchanges, and Fit Support
Why Risen Jeans Fit Differently
Risen denim is known for its ultra-soft stretch fabric, modern silhouettes, and curve-friendly designs. But unlike traditional brands, Risen uses odd sizing (think 1, 3, 5, 7…) and offers generous stretch in most styles.
What Makes Risen Unique?
- High spandex content (2–5%) for flexibility
- Mid-to-high rise for a flattering waistline
- Curve-hugging cuts that mold to your body
- Odd sizing system that requires conversion from even sizes
This means you might need to size down — especially in super stretchy styles — to get that perfect, stay-put fit.
Understanding the Risen Jeans Size Chart
The Risen jeans size chart is split into two categories: regular sizing (0–15) and plus sizing (1X–3X). Each size corresponds to specific waist and hip measurements.
What You’ll Need:
- A soft tape measure
- Your natural waist and fullest hip measurements
- Your current even-numbered jeans size
How to Convert Even Sizes to Risen Odd Sizing
Risen uses odd-number sizing, which can be confusing at first. Here’s how to convert:
- Take your largest even size and subtract 1.
- Example: If you wear a size 10 in most brands, your Risen odd size is 9.
This gives you a starting point. From there, consider the stretch level and fit notes in the product description. If the jeans are super stretchy, you may want to size down again.
Risen Jeans Size Chart: Regular Sizes
| Risen Size | Waist (in) | Hips (in) |
|---|---|---|
| 24 / 0 | 24" | 34" |
| 25 / 1 | 25" | 35" |
| 26 / 3 | 26" | 36" |
| 27 / 5 | 27" | 37" |
| 28 / 7 | 28" | 38" |
| 29 / 9 | 29" | 39" |
| 30 / 11 | 30" | 40" |
| 31 / 13 | 31" | 41" |
| 32 / 15 | 32" | 42" |
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Risen Jeans Size Chart: Plus Sizes
Risen’s plus sizing is designed for curves — not just scaled-up versions of straight sizes. The jeans offer extra room through the hips and thighs, with a flattering mid-to-high rise.
| Risen Size | Waist (in) | Hips (in) |
|---|---|---|
| 1X | 33–34" | 44–45" |
| 2X | 35–36" | 46–47" |
| 3X | 37–38" | 48–49" |
Fit Tip: Stick to your true size unless the product description recommends sizing down.
Fit Tips by Body Type
Hourglass
- Best Rise: High
- Best Cut: Skinny or flare
- Fit Tip: Size down in stretch styles to avoid waist gapping.
Pear
- Best Rise: High
- Best Cut: Flare or bootcut
- Fit Tip: Check thigh stretch before sizing down.
Apple
- Best Rise: Mid
- Best Cut: Boyfriend or straight
- Fit Tip: Avoid ultra-high rise styles that dig into the waist.
Petite
- Best Rise: Mid
- Best Cut: Cropped skinny or ankle straight
- Fit Tip: Size down and choose shorter inseams.
Tall
- Best Rise: High
- Best Cut: Flare or full-length straight
- Fit Tip: Check inseam length before sizing down.
Stretch vs. Rigid Denim: What It Means for Sizing
Stretch Denim
- Contains spandex (2–5%)
- Molds to your body
- Recovers shape after wear
- Size down for a snug fit
Rigid Denim
- 100% cotton
- No stretch
- Classic, vintage feel
- Size up for waist comfort
Pro Tip: Always check the fabric blend in the product description.
My Personal Fit Journey with Risen Jeans
As the founder of Wild Azalea Boutique, I’ve wear-tested every Risen style we carry. I’m typically a size 8 in most brands — which translates to a 28 or 29 in denim. But in Risen?
I wear a 27 — and sometimes even a 26.
Here’s what I’ve learned:
- Super stretch styles like the High Rise Skinny run generous.
- Cropped straight legs fit true to size but still have give.
- Rigid styles require sizing up — no exceptions.
- Boyfriend cuts are roomy by design — stick to your regular size.
I always recommend reading the product description carefully and checking the size chart before buying.
How to Measure Yourself at Home
Waist
- Measure the smallest part of your torso (usually above the belly button).
- Keep the tape snug but not tight.
Hips
- Measure the fullest part of your hips and butt.
- Keep the tape level and parallel to the floor.
Inseam
- Measure from the crotch seam to the ankle bone.
- Use this to choose between cropped, ankle, and full-length styles.
Rise
- Lay jeans flat and measure from the crotch seam to the top of the waistband.
- Low Rise: 7–8"
- Mid Rise: 8–9.5"
- High Rise: 10–12"
Returns, Exchanges, and Fit Support
At Wild Azalea Boutique, we want you to love your jeans — not just tolerate them.
- 14-day return window from delivery
- Free exchanges for sizing issues
- Fit guarantee on all Risen styles
- Personalized fit help via chat or email
Pro Tip: Keep tags on and try jeans on with the shoes you’ll wear most.
Final Thoughts: Confidence Starts with Fit
The Risen jeans size chart isn’t just a set of numbers — it’s a tool to help you feel confident, comfortable, and stylish. Whether you’re shopping for your first pair or adding to your collection, understanding how Risen sizing works is the key to loving your denim.
At Wild Azalea Boutique, we curate Risen styles with real women in mind. We believe jeans should empower, not frustrate — and we’re here to help you find your perfect fit.