Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane 11oz Rope-Dyed Denim Work Pants Size Chart

Every published measurement for the Sugar Cane 11oz Rope-Dyed Denim Work Pants, size by size, widths flat and waist doubled, the numbers the tag size doesn't tell you.

CutRegular Straight
Maker's fit nameUnknown
Fabric11oz Rope-Dyed Denim Work
MillNot listed
Sizes30–38

In a size 34, the Sugar Cane 11oz Rope-Dyed Denim Work Pants measures 35.5″ waist, 14″ front rise, 13.5″ thigh and 10″ leg opening. Sizes on its chart run from 1″ over the tag to 1½″ over it. From knee to hem, the leg narrows ¾″.

Measurements in inches, widths flat and waist doubled
SizeWaistFront RiseBack RiseThighKneeLeg OpeningInseam
303113.251612.5109.2532.75
3233.513.516.51310.59.7533.5
3435.51417.2513.510.751033.25
3637.514.7517.7513.7511.2510.533.5
3839.515.2518.2514.2511.7510.7533

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Listed under: Straight · Regular · High Rise

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About Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane was established in 1975 as the domestic brand of Toyo Enterprise, a Tokyo company founded in 1965 by Susumu Kobayashi to make clothing for U.S. bases in Japan. After the Vietnam War, Toyo turned to the Japanese market under a name given by a U.S. officer stationed at one of the bases. The brand makes jeans and workwear in classic American styles, and some of its denim blends sugar cane fiber with cotton for a rough texture. It is known for raw selvedge jeans such as its 1947 and 1966 models.

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Source: retailer size chart (opens in new tab). Last verified 2026-10-16. Always confirm with the retailer before buying — fits are re-cut seasonally.