Clothing size guide
Our outerwear is cut to US sizing and made to order, so it is worth measuring before you choose. The figures below are body measurements, not the finished garment: the jacket is cut with room over them so it layers without pulling.
US jacket size guide
Take your usual size to wear over a shirt or a fine knit. Size up if you plan to wear a heavy sweater underneath.
| Size | US size | Chest | Waist | Sleeve length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 36–38 | 36–38 in | 30–32 in | 33–34 in |
| M | 39–40 | 39–40 in | 33–35 in | 34–35 in |
| L | 41–42 | 41–42 in | 36–38 in | 35–36 in |
| XL | 43–44 | 43–44 in | 39–41 in | 36–37 in |
| 2XL | 45–48 | 45–48 in | 42–45 in | 37–38 in |
| 3XL | 49–52 | 49–52 in | 46–49 in | 38–39 in |
Between two sizes? Take the larger one for a relaxed fit, the smaller one for a close one. If you are unsure, send us your chest measurement and we will tell you which to order.
How to measure
Chest
Around the fullest part of the chest, under the arms, with the tape level and a shirt on. Breathe normally; do not pull it tight.
Waist
Around the natural waist, roughly at the navel, standing relaxed rather than holding your stomach in.
Sleeve length
From the centre back of the neck, across the shoulder and down the outside of a slightly bent arm to the wrist bone.
Not sure between two sizes?
Every jacket is made to order, so it is worth getting right before it is filled. Send us your chest measurement and the size you usually wear and we will answer within one working day — talk to us.