How to measure your size?
In order to select the correct clothing size, we recommend you take the following measurements using a soft tape measure. If necessary, ask someone else to help.
Size guide
| International sizes | EU Sizes | Shoulders | Arms | Chest | Hips | Inseam |
| XXS | XXS | 17.5” | 33.8” | 35.6” | 35.8” | 30” |
| XS | XS | 17.9” | 34.4” | 37.2” | 37.4” | 30.5” |
| SM | SM | 18.3” | 35” | 38.7” | 38.9” | 31” |
| M | M | 18.7” | 35.6” | 40.3” | 40.5” | 31.5” |
| L | L | 19” | 36.2” | 41.9” | 42.1” | 32” |
| XL | XL | 19.4” | 36.8” | 43.5” | 43.7” | 32.5” |
| XXL | XXL | 19.8” | 37.4” | 45” | 45.2” | 33” |
| XXXL | XXXL | 20.2” | 37.9” | 46.6” | 46.8” | 33.5” |
1. Shoulder Width
Pass the tape measure straight across from the tip of one shoulder to the other, just above your shoulder blades.
2. Chest
Pass the tape measure across your back, under your arms and over your breastbone at its widest point, taking care to keep the tape measure horizontal. It should sit snugly against your body, but should not be pulled too tight.
3. Waist
Pass the tape measure around your natural waistline, at the narrowest point of your waist. The tape measure should sit snugly against your body, but should not be pulled too tight.
4. Sleeve length
Keeping your arm straight by your side, measure from the tip of your shoulder to the base of your thumb.
5. Inseam length
Keeping your legs straight, measure from the ankle to your uppermost parth of your thigh.
