Size and measurement guide

To ensure our clothing fits you perfectly, we've prepared a simple guide on how to correctly measure individual garments.
We recommend measuring clothing you already own that fits well and comparing the results with our size chart.

General measuring tips:

• Use a tailor's tape measure that easily adapts to the garment's shape.
• Lay the garment flat on a surface and smooth out any wrinkles.
• Measure without stretching the fabric to ensure accurate dimensions.
• If you're between sizes, choose the larger one for greater comfort.

Gloves

1. Take a measuring tape - retractable or fabric, or in a pinch, a ruler will suffice.
2. Open your palm and measure its width below the knuckles (excluding the thumb).
3. Find your corresponding size in the table.

 

How to measure clothing

1. Compare the measurements in the charts with clothing that fits you well. Lay it flat, smooth it out, and measure without stretching it. Measure chest width across the garment below the armholes. “½ chest” means the width of the garment laid flat, not your full body circumference. Do the same for “½ waist”: measure across the waist of the trousers laid flat.
2. Length - From the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom hem.
3. Sleeve length - From the shoulder seam to the end of the sleeve.

T-shirts

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