Sizing Charts & Fit Guide

TIPS FOR FINDING THE RIGHT SIZE & FIT

Check your body measurements and compare with the data in the tables that follow.
We recommend asking a friend to measure you for better accuracy.
When taking your measurements, use a cloth tape measure, not a metal one.
Measurements should be taken over standard undergarments.
If you are in between sizes, choose the larger size.
Measurements refer to the body; not garment measurements.
Use the same tables for non-FR garments.
If you are unsure about what size to order, contact us. We are always happy to help!

NOTE:

Stock sizes shown on size charts. Special order sizes may be available by request. The size conversion charts are a guide only, actual sizing may vary according to the style and fit of the garment. All measurements are in inches.

How to Measure

Mens

A. Neck

Measure around the middle of your neck at collar level, keeping the tape loose to make allowance for comfort.

B. Chest

With arms at sides, measure under your arms around the fullest part of your chest. Hold one finger between body and tape.

C. Waist

Measure around your natural waistline while holding one finger between body and tape.

D. Inseam

Measure from the crotch seam to the bottom of the inside leg of a well-fitting pair of pants.

Womens

A. Bust

Measure under your arms and across shoulder blades, around the fullest part of your bust. Hold one finger between body and tape.

B. Waist

Measure around your natural waistline while holding one finger between body and tape. This is the smallest part of your waist.

C. High Hip

Measure the protruding points of your hip bones, approx. 3” below your natural waist.

D. Low Hip

Measure the widest point of your hip, approx. 8” below your natural waist.