YONE Adult Straight & Cropped Pants Pattern for Chino Jeans - Beginner Friendly

This is a sewing pattern for adult straight-leg pants and cropped pants.
Available in S, M, and L sizes.
The purchase price is for one size. Please let us know your desired size after purchase.
The cropped length is a simple design made by shortening the straight pants and adding a wide elastic waistband.
The straight pants pattern includes a line to shorten the hem. You can cut along this line, or if you wish to make both types, please trace them onto separate paper.

The waist is elasticated.
The back of the pants is designed with two pockets.
The model in the image is wearing a size S, is 158 cm tall, and has a hip measurement of 88 cm.
Size selection guide:
(This is a simple pants pattern, so you can adjust the size larger or smaller along the side seams. This will be done by the customer.)

Nude Hip: S size up to 88cm, M size up to 92cm, L size up to 97cm
Thigh Circumference (at inseam): S size - 27cm, M size - 29cm, L size - 31cm
Inseam: All sizes - Straight type 72cm, Cropped type 52cm
The pattern will be delivered as uncut paper with seam allowances included, along with detailed instructions to make it easy for beginners to follow.
★★The pattern is hand-drawn on roll paper, as shown in the last image★★

★★Color photos are not included, unlike online shop patterns★★
Please refer to the instructions for details on how to add seam allowances and cut the fabric.
This item is made as a hobby by an amateur. We appreciate your understanding before purchasing.
You are welcome to sell items made from this pattern, but copying or tracing the pattern itself is strictly prohibited.
Fabric requirements are as follows:
For 110cm wide fabric:
All sizes: Straight type - 2m 20cm, Cropped type - 2m
2cm wide elastic for waist: As needed
Elastic for cropped hem: 2.5cm wide elastic - 70cm
*To adjust the fit of the pants: Please try adjusting the side seams of the front and back pants to your desired width.
If they are too large, sew slightly inside the finished line. If they seem too small, initially add a little extra seam allowance to the side seams of the front and back pants, and then sew slightly outside the finished line.