SHIRT STANDARD SIZING

Our sizing is true and correct to US sizing. If you are usually a large, you will be a large in our apparel

To verify sizing, use the detailed printable PDF to measure.
Access shirt size charts at product page by clicking the help icon here:  (also at the size field on the product order page).

Only use tailored sizing if you are hard to fit. This generally means you are in between sizes or disproportional in body or parts of the body. See below for information.

PANTS STANDARD WAIST SIZING

• “Standard Waist” is the size you usually purchase/wear.
• To determine your standard waist, do the following;
  • Measure all the way around your waist where your pants usually site. DO NOT measure over clothing. Measure to the skin only.
  • Follow the measurement guide here: 
• Enter inseam (please note, specifying your inseam follows the custom return policy in the FAQ’s).

Only use tailored sizing if you are hard to fit. This generally means you are in between sizes or disproportional in body or parts of the body. See below for information.

SUITS & VESTS TAILORED SIZING

• Suit sizing is industry standard, modeled after sizing such as found at Men’s Wearhouse. Click here for our size charts: 
• If you are tailoring, use the video below. However, to assure accuracy, we recommend printing our PDF directions in conjunction with using a professional tailor to measure you.
• Click here for vests 
• To tailor, press the button  on the product page: 

TAILORED SIZING

• Whether measuring at home or using a tailor, print and use our PDF directions. You can use the Video, but the PDF is more accurate.

• Add 1 – 2 inches on any measurement for additional comfort or length if desired.
• To tailor, press the button  on the product page 

TAILORED SIZING

• For waist measurement do not measure over clothing. Measure to skin only.
• Whether measuring at home or using a tailor, print and use our PDF directions.
• Add 1-2 inches on any measurement for comfort if desired.
• To tailor, press the button  on the product page: