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    Yoga Pants Size Calculator: High-Rise to Crop

    This yoga pants size calculator factors the rise variable most calculators miss: high-rise (10"+), mid-rise (8"), and crop (7") fit the same body differently. Enter waist, hip, inseam and pick a rise; the tool returns the right size for Lululemon-style compression and Alo-style relaxed-fit brands. Use the calculator below to get your exact fit in 30 seconds.

    Only bust is required. Adding waist, hips, and height gives a more accurate result for fitted garments.

    How it works

    1

    Measure yourself

    Take your bust, waist, and hips with a soft tape. See the full measurement guide.

    2

    Enter the numbers

    Type your measurements into the calculator above. Pick inches or cm — the tool converts both ways.

    3

    Get your size

    Match the result against the brand's chart and order with confidence.

    Jeans — waist (W) and inseam (L) in inches

    Body WaistW-SizeUS NumericalUKEU
    26"W262836
    28"W2861240
    30"W30101644
    32"W32142048
    34"W34
    36"W36

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What's the difference between high-rise and crop leggings?

    High-rise sits at or above your natural waist (10–12" front rise). Crop sits below (7" rise) and ends at the calf. Same body, different fit zone.

    Should I size down for cropped yoga leggings?

    Match exactly. Crop length doesn't change waist/hip sizing — only the leg length differs.

    How tight should yoga pants feel?

    Snug, with no waistband digging in. They should stretch with movement but spring back. If they sag during downward dog, size down.

    Are 7/8 leggings the same as crop?

    Roughly — 7/8 is mid-calf to ankle. Crop is mid-calf. Both are shorter than full-length but longer than capri.

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