Find your own fit.
Letter sizes are only a starting point. Compare the measurements of the individual style with a similar garment you already enjoy wearing.
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01 / THE INDIVIDUAL STYLE
Start with its own measurements.
Open Details on the product page, or use View size guide when a reviewed chart is available. Check the chart’s units and the names of the measurement points before comparing sizes.
A garment chart describes the clothing; it is not automatically a body-measurement chart. Chest, waist or hip values may be presented as a width or a circumference. If the measurement method is unclear, ask us before converting or doubling a value.
Product charts may include a measurement tolerance or a suggested-weight range. Use those notes as guidance for that particular style, alongside its actual dimensions and your preferred fit.
02 / USE A FAMILIAR GARMENT
Compare like with like.
- Choose a similar garment you already like wearing: a T-shirt for a T-shirt, trousers for trousers, or a jacket for a jacket.
- Lay it on a flat surface and smooth it without pulling the fabric out of shape.
- Compare the same points and measurement method used in the product chart. Keep widths and circumferences distinct.
- Note the differences in length and room, then consider whether you want a closer or more relaxed result.
Keep the units consistent. One inch equals 2.54 centimetres. Check the chart’s labels rather than assuming every measurement uses the same unit.
03 / THE POINTS TO CHECK
A few comparisons make a difference.
| Garment | Useful comparisons | Check first |
|---|---|---|
| T-shirts & polos | Chest, shoulder, body length and sleeve | Whether chest is a flat width or circumference; how body length is taken |
| Trousers & shorts | Waist, hips, length and leg opening | Whether a waistband is measured relaxed or stretched; whether length is total length or inseam |
| Jackets | Chest, shoulder, body length and sleeve | The room needed for the clothing you plan to wear underneath |
These are points to look for, not one measurement method for every product. Use the chart supplied for your chosen style; if the points or method are not specified, ask our team.
04 / YOUR PREFERRED SHAPE
The same letter can feel different.
A regular or relaxed fit description helps describe a silhouette, but it does not replace the garment’s dimensions. Compare the supplied measurements even when you normally choose the same letter size.
Think about how you will wear the piece: tucked or untucked, on its own or over another layer. A campaign photograph can suggest a combination; it cannot confirm how a size will fit your body.
For a wholesale selection, review the size range for each style and send the quantities by size and colour. Do not apply one product’s chart to every item in a bulk order.
05 / ASK BEFORE ORDERING
If a measurement is missing, let us help.
Send the product link or style reference, the colour and size you are considering, and the specific measurement you need. A comparison with a similar garment you own can help explain your preferred result.
Ready-made clothing. Dispatch and delivery timing depends on your destination and shipping service. Contact us for the latest estimate.
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