Men's Size Guides

• One chart covers tops and bottoms.
• Runs XS-free: sizes start at Small and go to 3XL.

How to measure: Chest at the widest point, just below the armpits. Hips at the widest point.

• Between sizes? Ace Rivington says take the next size up.
• Their sleeve is a neck-to-wrist measurement, so it reads longer than most brands'.

How to measure: Chest at the fullest point. Sleeve from the back of the neck, over the bent elbow, to the wrist.

• Tag size is not your waist measurement, so go by the chart.
• Odd waist sizes stop after 33; above that it's evens only.

How to measure: Waist at belly-button level, not your natural waist. Leave a finger of room.

• One size fits most. The snapback adjusts from 24 1/2" to about 27".
• Above 27" won't fit.

How to measure: Around your head just above the ears, across the mid-forehead.

• The three numbers are lens width, bridge, then temple length, in millimetres.
• Only lens width changes between sizes (52 / 55 / 57 mm).
• You'll find the code printed inside the temple arm.

• The cleanest sizing we carry, with no gaps or overlaps between sizes.
• Between sizes: size up for looser, down for tighter.

How to measure: Waist at its narrowest point.

• Take the size closest to your body measurements.
• On the edge? Down for slimmer, up for layering.
• Split between sizes? Fit the largest part of you.

• Their width is half the way around, so double it.
• Tees and hoodies measure sleeve from the centre back; button-ups shoulder to wrist.

• Frame width runs 140-142 mm, temple arms 145 mm.
• One size, no S/M/L.
• Don't compare their 140 to AO's 140; different measurements.

• Waist is the only measurement they publish.
• Sizes overlap at the small end and gap at the large end, so a 39" waist falls between XL and XXL.
• Their biggest is XXXL.

• Tag size runs 1" under your waist, so a 32 fits a 33" waist.
• General guidance; exact fit varies by style.

• Tag size runs 2" under your waist, so a 32 fits a 34" waist.
• Polos have no current standard chart. Some run oversized, some athletic. Ask us to measure the actual style.
• The polo chart below is their older one.

• This is a fit guide, not a size chart. DL1961 publish no waist measurements.
• Fits ranked narrowest to widest: Jay Track Chino, Hunter Skinny, Cooper Tapered, Nick Slim, Russell Slim Straight, Avery Relaxed Straight.
• Inseams vary by style, so check before you order a length.

• Tag size runs 1 1/2"-3 1/2" under your waist, and the gap changes by size, so read the chart.
• A 38"-39 1/2" waist has no letter size; buy the numeric waist instead.

• Denim and pants differ even where the fit name matches, so use the right chart.
• They list short-sleeve and long-sleeve lengths separately.

• A fit guide, not a size chart. No waist measurements are published.
• Fits narrowest to widest: L'Homme Slim, The Straight, Modern Straight, The Relaxed, The Bootcut, The Baggy.
• Go by leg opening, not the fit name. The names don't always match the numbers.

• One chart covers tops and bottoms.
• Numeric waists thin out at the top: XL covers 36-38, and 3XL has no numeric match.

How to measure: Their chart works off your true waist, the narrowest point, at the small of your back.

• Hari Mari publish no size chart, so this is our own guidance from selling them.
• Whole sizes only. If you wear a half size, size up.

• Take your usual size. If you wear a 32, buy the 32.
• Their waistband figure is measured flat, so double it. Each pair runs about 2" above the tag.
• Raw denim stretches, so the best first fit is snug.

• Body measurements, stated plainly by the brand, so no guesswork.
• Waist gaps between every size; a 33 1/2" waist sits between M and L.

• Measured flat and halved, so double the chest and sweep.
• Chart 2 is a drop-shoulder cut: its sleeve barely changes across sizes, so size on chest.

How to measure: Shoulder point to shoulder point. Chest 1" below the armpit. Sweep across the bottom opening.

• Decimals are exact centimetre conversions, so 33.46" is 85 cm.
• The Del Sur Hoodie, Sweat and Track Top have one sleeve length at every size, so sizing up adds width, not sleeve.
• General charts are body; Del Sur charts are the garment.

• Measured flat, so double pit-to-pit and waist to compare to your body.
• Their neck is a flat collar measurement, not a collar size.
• Tops only.

• Bottoms list your true waist, which sits higher and larger than where pants actually sit.
• Tag size and true waist aren't the same number.

How to measure: Chest an inch below the armpits. Waist at its narrowest, at the small of your back. Hips at the widest.

• A general guide, and fit varies a little by item.
• No X-Small.
• Numeric bottoms skip 35, 37 and 39.

• They make half-steps: Marge sits between M and L, Larger between L and XL.
• The standard and in-between charts disagree, so a 40" chest is a Medium on one and a Marge on the other.
• Between 40" and 41"? Ask us which chart fits the piece.

• Buy Mavi denim by numeric waist, because their two charts disagree on letter sizes.
• Inseam is a separate choice, not tied to waist.
• No measurements published for tops, only letter sizes.

How to measure: Rise from the top of the waistband to the crotch seam. Inseam from the crotch seam to the hem.

• Go by your US hat size. It's the one figure of theirs that's consistent.
• Their inch and centimetre ranges don't quite agree.
• Their middle size is called Classic, not Medium.

• Size on chest, not sleeve. Sleeve grows less than an inch across the whole range.
• Tall is the same chest as Regular, plus 1 1/4" of body and 1" of sleeve.

How to measure: Chest under the arms at the largest point.

• Measured flat and halved, so double the chest, waist and seat.
• Elastic waists give a lot: pants stretch roughly 14" in total. Size on the relaxed figure.

• The most exact shoe sizing we carry, with real foot length in inches and cm.
• No 7.5 or 12.5. If that's you, size up.

How to measure: Stand on paper, mark heel to longest toe, and match the foot length below.

• That's lower than most brands measure, so your number here may differ by an inch or two.
• Tag size runs about 2" under your waist.
• Odd bottom sizes stop after 35.

How to measure: Waist at your pant line, about four fingers below your belly button.

• Tall is Regular with 1"-1 1/2" more sleeve and about 2" more body, same chest.
• Slim keeps Regular's length and neck but takes 2"-3" out of the chest and waist.
• Shirt length is an exact garment measurement; the rest are body ranges.

• Tag size plus two: a 32 is a 34" waist, every size, no drift.
• Size on the waist. Seat, thigh and knee overlap between sizes.
• No 35 or 37; the run jumps 34 to 36.

• Red Wing publish centimetres; the inch column is our conversion.
• Their UK sizing runs a full size below US, so don't carry a UK size over from another brand.

• Three charts by product line: Black Label, models with RB120, and everything else.
• Standard lists your body chest; the other two list the shirt's flat half-chest, so double it.
• Allow about 1/2" either way; not sure which chart? Ask us.

• Rhythm publish centimetres; inch figures are our conversion.
• Don't size on height. Small and Medium list the same range.
• Vintage and Relaxed tees are the same cut; Relaxed is a touch longer. Band tees are cropped.

How to measure: Chest under the arms at the fullest point. Waist at your natural waistline. Hips at the fullest point of the low hip.

• XL and XXL share the same sleeve length.
• Chest jumps from 45"-47" straight to 51"-53", with nothing in between.

• These are garment measurements, so a Small tee lists a 36" chest. That's the shirt, not you.
• Flannels run 5"-7" bigger in the chest than tees, so your letter size can differ between them.
• T-shirt and henley charts are identical.

• Cut roomy, and these are garment measurements, not your body.
• The High Noon Polo runs much trimmer than their other styles; size it off its own chart.
• The Telluride Fleece and Dean Denim Jacket size identically.

• Tag size is the bottom of the range, so a 32 fits a 32"-33" waist. No gaps anywhere.
• Odd sizes aren't sold but are covered: a 31" waist takes the 30.
• Leather and canvas belts follow your pant size; stretch belts run on their own scale.

How to measure: Chest at the fullest point, over the shoulder blades. Waist at its narrowest, at the small of your back.

• Size on chest, not neck. Their neck ranges overlap between sizes.
• Around a 36" waist their chart has a gap: if you measure 36 1/2"-37 1/2", take the 38.
• Sleeve is measured from the centre back.