Size Guide
| Size | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest |
91cm-96cm
36″/38″
|
96cm-101cm
38″/40″
|
101cm-106cm
40″/42″
|
106cm-111cm
42″/44″
|
111cm-116cm
44″/46″
|
| Waist |
76cm
30″
|
81cm
32″
|
86cm
34″
|
91cm
36″
|
96cm
38″
|
| Size | Regular | Long |
|---|---|---|
|
81cm
32″
|
86cm
34″
|
Clothing
Shirts - Your forefinger should be able to fit in between your collar and your neck when the shirt is buttoned to the top. If not, the collar's too tight.
Ties - Your tie point should always hang just above your belt buckle. The size (or fatness) of the tie knot should always be in proportion to the width of your collar. The wider your collar, the bigger the knot.
Trousers - Getting trousers to fit is easy. Try them first without your shoes; they should brush the floor. Then with shoes on, the back of your trousers should barely touch the ground (a good rule of thumb is that the trousers should break (crumple) about a third of the way down the shoe) Socks shouldn't show when you walk
Jeans - There are three basic styles of jeans we sell: regular, relaxed and loose.
Regular fit is as the name implies; traditional fitting.
Relaxed fit features more room in the seat.
Loose (baggiest) fit includes even more fabric in the seat and thigh.
Leg styles include straight parallel and bootcut. The straight leg is narrower than the parallel, which is cut looser from the thigh. The bootcut falls over your shoe.
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