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 PDF or Video to measure and compare to our size charts: Relaxed Fit or Fitted Cut.
Only use tailored sizing if you are hard to fit or in between sizes.
TAILORING YOUR SHIRT
Tailor your sizing if you are in between sizes. This is usually caused by being disproportional somehow; whether tall and thin, short and wide, or muscular.
Use and print our PDF directions for at home or for use with a tailor. You can use our Video for overview, the PDF is more precise.
Add 1 – 2 inches on any measurement for additional comfort or length if desired. **Length add-on recommended if you have large shoulders, large chest or large stomach as shirt “Pull Up” occurs with larger upper body features.
Use the Tailor button at the product page to enter measurements: 
PANTS STANDARD WAIST SIZING
Standard sizing is what you usually wear/purchase, but because of the high variances of “Size Add-on” between manufacturers, we highly recommend you measure. The standard is 2 to 2.5 inches, but some manufacturers add as much as 6 inches. We add 2.5″ onto all our men’s (excluding kids) standard waist sizes, making a size 36 waist actually measure 38 inches. Inseam is not effected and should always be what you regularly are.
MEASURING WAIST
As explained, we add 2.5 inches to all men’s waist sizes, so when you measure you must subtract that 2 inches off again (.5″ left for comfort) or pants will be too big. If you measure 38 inches, you are a size 36. When measuring, DO NOT measure over other clothing. Measure around where your pants usually sit. Click for the Two Inch Rule.
Only use tailored sizing if you are hard to fit or in between sizes.
