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Compare Williamsburg slim tapered vs slim fit: Hope St vs Grand St

This guide reviews and compares the slim vs slim tapered fits. Shown below the standard denim versions of Williamsburg American made raw denim Hope Street and Grand Street fits. What men love about Hope Street is the loose, yet slim fit up top and really narrow fit below the knee with tapered leg opening. Grand Street is our best overall best-selling fit. It’s slim with a bit of ease in the right areas.

Fit of Hope Street raw denim slim tapered jeans made in USA Fit of Grand Street raw denim slim jeans made in USA
Williamsburg Garment Co. Williamsburg Garment Co.
Hope St. - Slim Tapered Fit Grand St. - Slim Fit
   
Waist (Measured along top WB) Size:32
35 1/2"

34"

Seat (Measured 8"below Waist Band)
40 1/4"

39 3/4"

Front Rise (Including WB)
9 1/2" 10 1/8"
Thigh (Measured 1" Below Crotch)
23 1/2" 24"
Leg Opening
13 1/4" 14 3/4"
Inseam Length
35 1/4" 35 1/2"
Zipper Fly Zipper & Button Fly
Rigid & Stretch Denim Wide,Selvedge,Rigid & Stretch
Made in USA Made in USA
$139 - $149 $139 - $220

A fit comparison of Williamsburg slim and slim tapered fits – Grand Street vs Hope Street

Considering all WGC jean fits, Hope Street has the largest waist opening and is the slimmest from the knee to the leg opening. We call Hope Street our tweener fit, because you could go a size down from the Grand Street if you have thin legs to get an exceptionally slim fit. Guys with a wide waistline build fit Hope just fine. In other body types, you’ll have a little extra room at the waist, requiring a belt.

Hope has a 1 ½” larger waist and ½” larger seat than Grand. The front rise is 5/8” lower and thigh ½” smaller. The leg opening is our smallest at 13 ¼” on size 32. Because Grand is our #1 seller, it’s available in the most style options. 

 Measurements are taken from actual production samples. Our recorded specs may differ slightly from jean to jean, so we average and take into consideration the targeted measurements. When comparing sizing, please note, we use total circumference measurements in our fit charts. Others may use 1/2-circumference.