Before you begin, make sure you have:

• A non-stretch measuring tape
  
• A pen and paper
  
• A friend to assist (recommended for accuracy)
  
• A fitted T-shirt or innerwear (avoid bulky layers)

Stand naturally. Don’t puff your chest, tuck your tummy, or force posture — natural stance gives accurate measurements.

Measurement Breakdown

1. Neck

Wrap the measuring tape around the base of your neck.

Leave space for two fingers for comfortable breathing.

2. Shoulders

Measure from the edge of one shoulder, across the back of your neck, to the edge of the other shoulder.

This defines the jacket’s frame.

3. Sleeves

Place the tape at the shoulder tip and measure down to your wrist bone.

Keep your arm relaxed for best results.

4. Biceps

Measure the fullest part of your upper arm without tightening the tape.

5. Chest / Bust

Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest while keeping it level and snug — but not tight.

This is the most important jacket measurement.

6. Natural Waist

Locate the narrowest part of your torso — usually just above the navel.

Measure around it comfortably.

7. Lower Waist

Measure the widest point around your lower abdomen, close to your belly button.

Useful for longer jacket styles.

8. Center Back

Measure from the base of your neck (center back) down to your waist or desired jacket length.

9. Hips

If the jacket length reaches your hips, measure around the fullest part of your hips.

10. Wrist

Measure the narrowest part just above the wrist bone.

11. Sleeve Inseam

Wearing a well-fitted jacket, measure from the armpit seam down to the sleeve hem.

Final Tips

• Always compare your measurements with our size chart on the product page.
  
• US sizes are usually in inches, while UK/EU charts may use centimeters.
  
• If you fall between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger one for comfort.
  
• For custom sizing or assistance, our support team is always ready to help.