If you’re a tall woman, you’ve probably experienced this little shopping adventure:
You see the word TALL.
You get excited.
You click.
And somehow the pants have a 32-inch inseam. 😐
Listen. I have questions.
Because one thing I’ve learned after years of shopping with long legs is that “tall” is not a measurement. One retailer’s Tall might be 34 inches. Another might offer 37 or 38. And sometimes the size printed on the label doesn’t tell the whole story.
So instead of simply giving you a list of stores that sell “tall” clothing, I wanted to dig a little deeper.
How tall do they actually go?
Here are five stores tall women should have on their radar—and what I found when I started looking at the numbers.
Note: Styles, measurements, prices and availability change frequently. The information below reflects what I found while researching in October 2026. Always check the measurements for the individual garment before ordering.
1. American Tall
American Tall isn’t simply a retailer with a Tall section—the brand is specifically built around clothing for taller men and women.
And when it comes to denim, the numbers caught my attention.
At the time of this review, several of American Tall’s bestselling women’s jeans were available in 35-inch and 37-inch lengths, including skinny, straight and wide-leg styles. The company describes its Tall range as generally intended for women around 5’9”–6’1” and Extra Tall for approximately 6’2”–6’6”. (American Tall)
📏 How long?
Up to 37” on several current jean styles I checked.
💵 What does it cost?
Many of the current jeans I reviewed were priced around $89, with some denim styles reaching roughly $99 before promotions. (American Tall)
👀 What should tall girls know?
This is one brand I’m continuing to investigate.
The length options are legitimately interesting, particularly for women who need more than the 33”–34” offered by many mainstream retailers. But length isn’t our only standard at Love My Long Legs.
We also care about quality, durability and whether the clothing is worth the price.
So American Tall gets points for offering real longer lengths—but I’m not handing out an automatic recommendation based on inseam alone.
LMLL takeaway: Excellent length potential. Price is higher than many mainstream retailers. Quality/value deserves a closer look.
2. ASOS Tall
ASOS has one of the larger online Tall selections, and its Tall denim department includes both ASOS DESIGN and other brands. At the time I checked, the Tall jeans and denim category contained more than 100 styles. (ASOS)
You’ll also see jeans sold with lengths such as L36.
Sounds great, right?
Here’s where I want you to pay attention.
On one ASOS Tall listing I reviewed, the model was listed as wearing a W26 L36, but the product description stated that the actual inseam measured approximately 84 cm—or about 33 inches. (ASOS)
I also found a verified purchaser review on another ASOS Tall jean saying she ordered a 38” inseam but measured the jeans herself at approximately 33”. That’s one customer’s experience rather than proof of a problem across the entire Tall line, but it’s enough to reinforce our rule:
Read the garment measurements—not just the size label.
📏 How long?
Potentially 36”+ according to listed size options on some products, but verify the actual garment measurement for each style.
💵 What does it cost?
ASOS can be relatively budget-friendly. Current ASOS DESIGN Tall jeans I reviewed were roughly in the $35–$55 range before or during promotions. (ASOS)
📦 Returns
ASOS currently gives U.S. customers 28 days to return eligible merchandise. Qualifying returns for account holders can be free, while guest returns currently carry a $4.95 fee. Other Fair Use rules can apply. (ASOS)
LMLL takeaway: Lots of styles and attractive prices, but this is one place where tall shoppers should read the individual product measurements very carefully.
3. Old Navy Tall
Old Navy has been one of the easier mainstream places to find Tall sizing without specialty-store prices.
But here’s where our question becomes important:
How tall is Old Navy Tall?
Several current full-length women’s jeans I checked list:
Regular: 31”
Petite: 29”
Tall: 34”
Old Navy generally describes those Tall versions as intended for women 5’9” and above. (Old Navy)
That 34” inseam could be fantastic for plenty of tall women.
But if you’re a 36”, 37” or 38” inseam girl?
We’re probably still looking.
Also watch the style. One Tall ankle jean I checked measured only 31 inches, because it was intentionally designed to hit at the ankle. (Old Navy)
That’s why simply filtering by “Tall” isn’t enough.
📏 How long?
Around 34” on several current full-length Tall jeans I reviewed. Shorter on intentionally cropped/ankle styles.
💵 What does it cost?
This is where Old Navy gets interesting. Regular prices on several current jeans I checked were approximately $45–$60, and frequent promotions brought some considerably lower. (Old Navy)
👀 What should tall girls know?
Old Navy can offer good value if 34 inches is enough for you. It’s also worth checking the individual style because “Tall” doesn’t automatically mean the same inseam across every silhouette.
LMLL takeaway: Strong budget option for the 34”-ish crowd. My longer-inseam ladies may need to keep scrolling.
4. Gap Tall
Gap also offers Tall sizing across a range of women’s clothing.
On a current pair of full-length High Rise Stride Wide-Leg Jeans, Gap provides an unusually useful breakdown:
Petite: 29”
Short: 30”
Regular: 32”
Long: 32.5”
Tall: 34” (Gap)
First of all: thank you for giving us actual numbers.
That immediately makes shopping easier.
But once again, this demonstrates why height alone doesn’t determine whether something will fit. A woman who’s 5’10” with a 33” inseam and a woman who’s 5’10” with a 36” inseam are going to have very different experiences with the same Tall jeans.
📏 How long?
34” on the current full-length jean example I verified.
📦 Returns
Gap currently provides a standard 30-day return/exchange window for eligible purchases, subject to its return-policy terms. (Gap)
👀 What should tall girls know?
Gap is another useful mainstream option, especially if your inseam falls around 34”. But women needing significantly longer inseams shouldn’t assume the Tall label will be enough.
LMLL takeaway: Convenient mainstream Tall sizing with clearly stated measurements on the styles I checked—but not necessarily enough length for the extra-long-legged among us.
5. Long Tall Sally
And then we get to a name many tall women have known for years: Long Tall Sally.
Unlike a mainstream retailer with a Tall subsection, Long Tall Sally specifically focuses on taller women.
For its current denim collection, the company says jeans are available in inseams ranging from 34” all the way to 38”, with sizes listed from UK 8–28. (Long Tall Sally)
Now 38 inches?
You’ve got my attention. 👀
📏 How long?
Up to 38” in the current denim range.
📦 The catch for U.S. shoppers
This is exactly why LMLL investigations will look beyond inseam.
Long Tall Sally’s current return information says U.S. customers are responsible for return shipping costs, with the charge depending on the parcel and return service selected. (Long Tall Sally)
When you’re shopping online for a body type that’s already difficult to fit, return costs matter.
LMLL takeaway: Some of the strongest genuinely long denim options of these five retailers—but U.S. shoppers should factor international return costs into the buying decision.
So… Who Actually Goes the Longest?
Based on the current denim options I could verify:
Old Navy Tall: around 34” on several full-length styles
Gap Tall: around 34” on the full-length style checked
ASOS Tall: longer labeled sizes exist, but actual garment measurements need careful verification
American Tall: 35” and 37” on multiple current styles
Long Tall Sally: 34”–38” across its current denim range
And this is exactly why I’m starting to look at tall fashion differently.
A store having a Tall section is helpful.
But I want to know:
How tall?
How much?
How is the quality?
Is the entire garment proportioned for a tall body—or did they just add fabric at the bottom?
Can I return it without spending a fortune?
Because we’re done settling for almost long enough.
The Love My Long Legs Rule 📏
Around here, we’re going to stop treating words like Tall, Long and Extra Long as measurements.
Show us the numbers.
And as I investigate more brands, I’ll keep sharing what I find—the good, the questionable and the “ma’am, 32 inches is NOT extra long” moments. 😂
Next up, we’ll be looking at more tall-friendly brands, the Tall Girl Tax 💸, and how to measure your own inseam, sleeve length, torso and other proportions so you can compare your numbers with a garment before you hit Buy.
Until then, tall girls, tell me:
What’s your inseam—and which store has actually been long enough for you?
❤️ Simone
Love My Long Legs
