Size Guide

Find your perfect fit. A well-tailored suit starts with accurate measurements, here is how to take them and read our size chart.

How to measure yourself

Stand straight, relaxed, in light clothing. Use a soft tailoring tape. If possible, ask a friend for help, self-measurement at the back and inseam tends to drift.

1. Chest

Pass the tape around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms. Keep it level all the way around. Breathe normally, do not inflate.

2. Waist

Measure at the natural waist, roughly two finger-widths above the navel. The tape should sit snug but not tight.

3. Hip

Around the widest point of the hips and seat, with feet together.

4. Inseam (trousers)

From the crotch seam down the inside of the leg to where you want the hem to fall. Wear the shoes you plan to wear with the suit.

5. Sleeve length

From the shoulder seam, over a slightly bent elbow, to the wrist bone. The cuff should expose roughly 1 cm of shirt cuff when standing.

Suit size chart

Measurements in centimetres. If you sit between two sizes, choose the larger and trust the tailor.

Size Chest Waist Hip Inseam
XS (44)86–9072–7688–9278
S (46)90–9476–8092–9679
M (48)94–9880–8496–10080
L (50)98–10284–88100–10481
XL (52)102–10688–92104–10882
XXL (54)106–11092–96108–11282

Shirt size chart

Collar (cm) Chest (cm) Sleeve (cm) Size
3788–9262S
3892–9663M
3996–10064M
40100–10465L
41104–10866L
42108–11267XL
43112–11668XXL

Tips for the best fit

  • Always measure over the underwear (or thin layer) you will wear under the suit.
  • Take measurements at the end of the day, bodies expand slightly over the day.
  • Round up rather than down: alterations are easier to take in than let out.
  • For custom-tailored pieces, our team will refine the fit at the fitting appointment.

Need help?

Unsure about sizing? Contact our team with your measurements and we will recommend a size, or book a free fitting at one of our showrooms.