Question about using Google.

Factual Questions
1

I want google to find me a pair of pants with specific waist and inseam measurements and return exactly zero results that do not fulfill that request. How do I choose search terms to make that happen?

I’m not that picky, though. I’ll happily accept directions to any search engine that will do this for me.

2

I know that this isn’t exactly what you asked, but Lands End sells men’s pants and jeans hemmed-to-order. Just choose a waist size and then pick an inseam. Example.

3

I’d think this would be pretty difficult, because that information mostly isn’t out there.

Most clothing sellers just list the range of standard sizes available, something like: “Available in waist 30-46 inches”. So if your search wanted only 40" waist size, that listing wouldn’t come back – even though they clearly do sell 40" sizes. You’d be better off searching for the style of pants you wanted, and then check their available sizes.

P.S. Most mass-produced clothes come in only a standard set of sizes.
If you want something unusual, you might have to buy a standard size and then have it altered. That’s easy; within a few blocks of my house there is a dry cleaner, a formal wear store, and a seamstress that all offer alterations on clothes for very reasonable prices.

4

Good luck with that. Search engines aren’t that smart yet.

5

Does going to www.google.com/shopping and searching for "pants 34x32” (or whatever size) work for what you need?

I get lots of pants, all in that specific size from various retailers as results.

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6

You can search like this:

https://www.google.com/search?q=levis+30w+30i&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

Honestly though I think you are better off going to a place that sells pants (like Amazon or Lands End as an example) and they will almost certainly have search tools built in to narrow in on the size you want.

7

Rather than the general search, click “shopping”. “Shopping” general gives you a bunch of relevent things to filter by depending on the type of thing you’re shopping for, such as “size” and “inseam” if you are searching for “pants”. I generally use Google Shopping as a starting point when I’m shopping for something online.