Sugar Cane

Sugar Cane Type III Black Denim Jeans Size Chart

Every published measurement for the Sugar Cane Type III Black Denim Jeans, size by size, widths flat and waist doubled, the numbers the tag size doesn't tell you.

CutSlim Tapered
Maker's fit nameSlim
Fabric13oz Sanforized Japanese Selvedge Denim (Right Hand Twill)
MillNot listed
Sizes28–38

In a size 32, the Sugar Cane Type III Black Denim Jeans measures 31.5″ waist, 11″ front rise, 11.25″ thigh and 7.25″ leg opening. Sizes on its chart run from 1″ under the tag to even with it, and each size up adds 1″. From knee to hem, the leg narrows 1″.

Measurements in inches, widths flat and waist doubled
SizeWaistFront RiseBack RiseThighKneeLeg OpeningInseam
282810.2513.2510.257.256.7530.5
292910.51410.57.56.7531
303010.514.2510.757.75732.75
3130.51114.251187.2533.25
3231.51114.2511.258.257.2532.5
333311.2515.2511.58.257.2533
343411.2515.2511.758.57.533
36361215.7512.398.2533.25
383712.2516.2512.759.258.535

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Listed under: Tapered · Slim

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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 2026-07-12. Always confirm with the retailer before buying — fits are re-cut seasonally.