Size guide
Find the right size for your body measurements
Below is a guide on how to take your measurements using a measuring tape. Once you have your measurements in check, you can find the size in the tables under each brand. Keep in mind that the material can determine how the garment fits, e.g. jersey is stretchable.
How to measure yourself
Feel free to get help from someone you know if you find it difficult to measure yourself. Pay close attention to inseam length and seat when buying trousers, as well as chest and bust measurements when buying a jacket. Remember that these are body measurements – so the best is to measure yourself in underwear.
If you don't have a measuring tape, you can use a string and then measure the length of the string with a ruler.
Measure and compare with our size guides.
Chest
Place a tape measure around your body at chest height where you are widest. Make sure that the tape measure is not too stretched or too loose. Do not hold your breath while measuring.
Waist
Place a tape measure around your waist at the narrowest point, do not hold your breath. Make sure that the tape measure is not too stretched or too loose.
Seat
Place a tape measure around the seat at the widest point. Make sure that the tape measure is not too stretched or too loose.
Inseam length
Place a tape measure at the top of the crotch and measure to the floor/foot. Make sure to stand upright and that the tape measure is not too stretched or too loose.
Chest
Place a tape measure around your body at bust height where you are widest. Make sure that the tape measure is not too stretched or too loose. Do not hold your breath while measuring.
Waist
Place a tape measure around your waist at the narrowest point, do not hold your breath. Make sure that the tape measure is not too stretched or too loose.
Seat
Place a tape measure around the seat at the widest point. Make sure that the tape measure is not too stretched or too loose.
Inseam length
Place a tape measure at the top of the crotch and measure to the floor/foot. Make sure to stand upright and that the tape measure is not too stretched or too loose.
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