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WHAT'S MY SIZE?
Men's Size Guide
Welcome to our size guide where we offer size charts for all of our products in both inches and centimeters. We hope that you will find these size charts helpful when finding your correct size!
| Size | Length | Chest | Sleeves | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 24.5 IN | 62 CM | 19 IN | 48 CM | 27.5 IN | 70 CM |
| S | 25.5 IN | 65 CM | 19.5 IN | 50 CM | 28.5 IN | 72.5 CM |
| M | 26.25 IN | 67 CM | 20 IN | 52 CM | 29.5 IN | 75 CM |
| L | 27 IN | 69 CM | 21 IN | 54 CM | 30 IN | 77 CM |
| XL | 27.5 IN | 70 CM | 22 IN | 56 CM | 31 IN | 79 CM |
| 2XL | 28 IN | 71 CM | 22 IN | 58 CM | 32 IN | 81 CM |
Size guide Unisex
| Size | Length | Shoulder | Chest | Sleeve | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 24 IN | 60 CM | 15 IN | 38 CM | 19 IN | 48 CM | 23 IN | 58 CM |
| S | 25 IN | 63.5 CM | 16 IN | 40.5 CM | 19.5 IN | 50 CM | 23.5 IN | 60 CM |
| M | 26 IN | 66 CM | 16.5 IN | 42 CM | 20.5 IN | 52 CM | 24 IN | 62 CM |
| L | 27 IN | 68.5 CM | 17 IN | 44 CM | 21 IN | 54 CM | 25 IN | 64 CM |
| XL | 27.5 IN | 70 CM | 18 IN | 46 CM | 22 IN | 56 CM | 26 IN | 66 CM |
Size Guide Sweatpants (Unisex)
Size guide for our Men's and Women's sweatpants which all use the same unisex sizing.
| Size | Waist Range | Front Rise | Inseam | Length | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 27-29 IN | 68-73 CM | 11 IN | 28 CM | 26 IN | 66 CM | 38 IN | 96 CM |
| S | 28-30 IN | 71-76 CM | 12 IN | 30.5 CM | 27 IN | 68.5 CM | 39 IN | 99 CM |
| M | 30-32 IN | 76-81.2 CM | 12.5 IN | 32 CM | 28 IN | 71 CM | 39.5 IN | 100 CM |
| L | 32-34 IN | 81.2-86 CM | 13 IN | 33 CM | 28.5 IN | 72 CM | 40.5 IN | 103 CM |
| XL | 34-36 IN | 86-91.5 CM | 13 IN | 33 CM | 29.5 IN | 75 CM | 41.5 IN | 105.4 CM |
| 2XL | 36-38 IN | 91-96.5 CM | 13.5 IN | 34.25 CM | 30.5 IN | 76.5 CM | 42 IN | 106.5 CM |
Size Guide Accessories
Our line of accessories are one-size fits all and were developed to fit most body types. Since each product is handmade, measurements can differ by up to 1-2 cm.
| Measurements | Beanies | Scarves | Gloves | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Width | 8.5-9 IN | 22-23 CM | 9.44 IN | 24 CM | IN | CM |
| Length | 10.5-11 IN | 27-28 CM | 67 IN | 170 CM | IN | CM |
HOW TO TAKE YOUR MEASUREMENTS
Your satisfaction is important to us. This guide will ensure that our garments fit you perfectly and that no alterations will be needed.
1. Before taking the measurements of a garment, it must be laid out on a flat surface such as a table or bed; if the garment is not completely extended, the measurements taken could be incorrect.
2. Use the right kind of tape measure: it should be a fabric or plastic tape like those used by tailors and dressmakers.
3. Make a note of your measurements so you have them on hand, avoiding the need to take them again.
The best way to measure sleeve length is to lay the garment, completely extended, on a flat surface and then measure the whole length of the sleeve, as shown in the picture. Measure the distance between the seam where it is joined at the shoulder and the desired position of the cuffs. This measurement must be taken in a straight line.
The most common mistake made when measuring sleeve length is:
◉ Measuring the sleeve while the garment is hung up rather than laid out on a flat surface.
The best way to measure shoulder width is to lay the garment, completely extended, on a flat surface and measure the distance across the shoulders as shown in the picture. The measurement should be taken between the shoulder seams.
The most common mistakes made when measuring shoulder width are:
◉ Measuring the shoulder width while the garment is hung up rather than laid out on a flat surface.
◉ Measuring the shoulder width without extending the garment completely.
The best way to measure chest width is to lay the garment, completely extended, on a flat surface and measure the chest width as shown in the picture. This measurement should be made between the seams at the sides of the garment.
The most common mistakes made when measuring chest width are:
◉ Measuring the chest width while the garment is hung up rather than laid out on a flat surface.
◉ Measuring the chest width without extending the garment completely.
The best way to take a waist measurement is to lay the garment, completely extended, on a flat surface and measure the waist as shown in the picture. The natural waist is where this part of the body is narrowest, usually one or two inches above the navel.
The most common mistakes made when taking waist measurements are:
◉ Taking the waist measurement while the garment is hung up rather than laid out on a flat surface.
◉ Taking the waist measurement without extending the garment completely.
The best way to measure body length is to lay the garment, completely extended, on a flat surface and measure the body length as shown in the picture. The distance is measured between the shoulder seam, where it joins the collar, and the natural waist.
◉ Taking the body-length measurement while the garment is hung up rather than laid out on a flat surface.
◉ Taking the body-length measurement without extending the garment completely
The best way to measure hip width is to lay the garment, completely extended, on a flat surface and measure the hip width as shown in the picture.
The most common mistakes made when taking hip-width measurements are:
◉ Taking the hip-width measurement while the garment is hung up rather than laid out on a flat surface.
◉ Taking the hip-width measurement without extending the garment completely.
