Size Guide

All measurements are body measurements in inches, not garment measurements. Measure a garment you already wear comfortably and match it against the charts below.

Men — Tops, T-shirts & Shirts

Size	Chest	Waist	Shoulder	Length
S	36–38	30–32	17.0	27.0
M	38–40	32–34	18.0	28.0
L	40–42	34–36	19.0	29.0
XL	42–44	36–38	20.0	30.0
XXL	44–46	38–40	21.0	31.0
3XL	46–48	40–42	22.0	32.0

Men — Bottoms & Jeans

Size	Waist	Hip	Inseam
28	28–29	36	30
30	30–31	38	30
32	32–33	40	31
34	34–35	42	31
36	36–37	44	32
38	38–39	46	32

Women — Tops, Dresses & Shirts

Size	UK	Bust	Waist	Hip
XS	6	31–32	24–25	34–35
S	8	33–34	26–27	36–37
M	10	35–36	28–29	38–39
L	12	37–38	30–31	40–41
XL	14	39–41	32–34	42–44
XXL	16	42–44	35–37	45–47

Women — Bottoms & Jeans

Size	Waist	Hip	Inseam
26	26–27	35	28
28	28–29	37	28
30	30–31	39	29
32	32–33	41	29
34	34–35	43	30

How to measure yourself

Chest / Bust — wrap the tape around the fullest part, under your arms, keeping it level and parallel to the floor. Breathe normally.
Waist — measure around the narrowest part of your torso, usually just above the navel. Don't pull the tape tight.
Hip — measure around the fullest part of your hips, roughly 8 inches below the waist, with your feet together.
Shoulder — measure across the back from the outer edge of one shoulder seam to the other.
Inseam — measure from the crotch seam straight down to the ankle along the inside of the leg.
Length — from the highest point of the shoulder straight down to the desired hem.

Use a soft measuring tape and wear light clothing. Getting someone to help gives more accurate numbers than measuring yourself.

Fit guide

Slim fit — cut close to the body. If you're between sizes or prefer room, size up.
Regular fit — classic cut with comfortable ease. Take your usual size.
Oversized / Relaxed — deliberately loose with dropped shoulders. Take your usual size; sizing up gives a much baggier look than you may expect.

Between two sizes?

Go with the larger one. Cotton knitwear can shrink slightly on the first wash, and a marginally loose garment wears better than a tight one. For fitted styles like shirts and jeans, use your waist measurement as the deciding number.

A note on tolerance

Garments are cut and stitched in batches, so a variation of up to half an inch from the chart is normal and isn't treated as a defect. If an item is off by clearly more than that, tell us — we'll take it back and cover the shipping.

Still unsure? Message us with your measurements and the product you're looking at, and we'll recommend a size.