Size Guide

How to Measure Yourself

We don't use standard sizes — every garment is cut to your numbers. Ten measurements, five minutes, and a friend to hold the tape makes it easier.

Use a soft measuring tape, measure in centimeters over light clothing, and keep the tape snug — never tight. Your measurements are saved to your profile so you only do this once.
1

Neck

Measure around the base of your neck, keeping one finger inside the tape for comfort.

2

Chest

Around the fullest part of your chest, tape parallel to the floor, arms relaxed at your sides.

3

Waist

Around your natural waistline — where your trousers usually sit — without pulling the tape tight.

4

Hips

Around the widest part of your hips and seat, feet together.

5

Shoulder Width

Across the back, from the edge of one shoulder bone to the other.

6

Sleeve Length

From the shoulder edge, over a slightly bent elbow, down to the wrist bone.

7

Shirt Length

From the highest point of the shoulder (next to the collar) straight down to where you want the shirt to end.

8

Inseam

From the crotch seam down the inside of the leg to the ankle bone.

9

Thigh

Around the fullest part of your upper thigh, standing naturally.

10

Wrist

Around the wrist bone, where a cuff would sit.

Some garments ask for a few extra measurements (like coat length or pant outseam) — the customizer will guide you through each one with instructions as you order.