Shop Jeans/Pants by Inseam

A Complete List on Where to Shop for Tall Girl’s Pants, by Inseam and Style!

I’ve created this page to serve as a resource for those looking for jeans and pants in tall sizes who would like to be able to shop by their inseam length. This list includes inseams ranging from 31” – 40”.

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Check out this guide on how to measure your inseam if you’re unsure what length works for you.

Some of these shops let you shop their pants by inseam, however, many others label them “tall” or “extra tall”. Hopefully, this can make the selection that’s out there for your actual inseam a little easier to find.

I’ve done a lot of research into this and compiled this list so you can find the stores that carry inseams that are perfect for YOU! :)

I will try to keep this up to date as best as I can.

Note: I took this information from the retailers who made it available on their websites. Certain clothing companies may be left out if they didn’t have the actual inseam length available for me to list.

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How to use this guide

1. Decide what type of pants you want – skinny, bootcut, straight, etc…
2. Measure your inseam using one of these methods, adjust for where you want the pants to hit on your legs
3. Find your length on this list, and see the stores to shop!

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40” inseam

• Talltique – wide-leg pants

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39” inseam

• Alloy Apparel – bootcut, flare style
• Talltique – skinny

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38” inseam

• Long Tall Sally – many styles available in 38”
• Talltique – wide leg, bootcut, skinny
• Simply Tall – straight leg

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37” inseam

• Long Tall Sally – many styles available in 37”
• Alloy Apparel – bootcut, flare, skinny
• Buckle – bootcut style
• Silver Jeans – jegging, skinny, tapered, bootcut
• Simply Tall – bootcut, jegging, skinny
• Gap Tall -bootcut styles

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36.5” inseam

• Torrid extra tall – bootcut style (plus sizes 10 – 30)

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36” inseam

• Long Tall Sally – many styles available in 36”
• Old Navy Tall – (bootcut, flare)
• American Eagle – all “x-long” length bottoms (available sizes 00 -14 only)
• Silver Jeans – bootcut, skinny, tapered, straight
• Maurices – extra-long bootcut
• Buckle – straight leg
• Simply Tall – skinny
• Eddie Bauer – bootcut

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35.5” inseam

• Express – flare cut jeans/pants, wide-leg

35” inseam

• Long Tall Sally – many styles available in 35”
• Alloy Apparel – skinny, bootcut, flare
• Silver Jeans – skinny, bootcut, straight
• Buckle – bootcut
• JCPenny Tall – bootcut
• Express – bootcut
• Eddie Bauer tall – skinny, straight leg
• Lane Bryant – bootcut, straight (plus sizes 10 -32)

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34” inseam

• Long Tall Sally for all styles
• Alloy Apparel in bootcut, skinny and flare
• American Eagle – all “long” length bottoms (all sizes 00 – 24)
• Torrid – tall length, bootcut style (plus sizes 10 – 30)
• JCPenny Tall for the straight-leg pants
• Silver Jeans – skinny, bootcut, straight, tapered
• Buckle – straight leg, bootcut
• Old Navy Tall – skinny jeans
• Old Navy long length in bootcut flare and style pants
• Maurices – long length bootcut, straight

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33.5” inseam

• Express – skinny jeans (long length)

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33” inseam

• JCPenny Tall – skinny style
• Buckle – skinny, bootcut, flare
• Old Navy Tall – straight-leg pants, jeggings
• Gap Tall – skinny, straight leg
• Express – bootcut (regular length)
• Silver Jeans – skinny, bootcut, straight, tapered
• Lane Bryant – skinny jeans/pants (extra-long length)

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32.5” inseam

• Express – jean leggings

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32” inseam

• Long Tall Sally – many styles available in 32”
• Buckle – straight leg, skinny, bootcut, flare
• Silver Jeans– bootcut, tapered, straight, skinny
• Old Navy – long length (skinny jeans)
• Old Navy – tall length (super-skinny jeans)
• Maurices – long length jeggings, skinny, bootcut and straight (regular length)
• Gap Tall – jeggings

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31” inseam

• Buckle – skinny, bootcut, straight, flare
• Old Navy (super-skinny style, long)
• Silver jeans – skinny/slim
• Maurices – skinny jeans
• Lane Bryant – skinny (long length)

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How do I know my inseam?

Again, check out this handy guide on how to measure your inseam if you aren’t sure how.

This measurement is simply the point from the groin, to where you want your pants to fall. This will vary depending on the style of pants you wear.

If you’re between sizes, you probably want to round up. It’s easier to hem jeans to make them shorter, rather than try to make them longer!

You’ll notice that many clothing manufacturers adjust their inseams accordingly and that the tall lengths are typically made with shorter inseams in certain styles. Skinny legs and jeggings typically are made with shorter inseams, because they hit at a higher point than other styles.

However, if you still need a really long inseam in styles that most manufacturers produce at shorter lengths, this is a great list to check. Certain shops sell many styles in a variety of inseams!

Good luck!

Check out the complete list of places to shop for tall women, and where to find shoes for size 12+!