Size guide

If you wear a 40, order a 40.

We make standard US sizes, so order the size you normally buy. Not sure? Your chest measurement in inches is your size.

Your jacket size

Your height

40 Regular

Your chest
40″
Pants waist
34
Height
5′8″ to 6′0″
Shop suits in 40R

Two numbers.

Your chest picks the jacket. Your waist picks the pants. Your height picks the length.

Short

Under 5′8″

Regular

5′8″ to 6′0″

Long

Over 6′0″
SizeYour chestYour waist (pants)
3636″30
3838″32
4040″34
4242″36
4444″38
4646″40
4848″42
5050″44
A man measuring his chest with a tape measure over a white shirt

Don’t know your size?

Take two measurements over a shirt, tape snug but not tight.

  1. Chest: around the fullest part, under your arms. That number is your jacket size.
  2. Waist: where you wear your pants. That number is your pants size.

Already have your own measurements? We can also make a suit to them. Ask us.

Navy pants laid flat with a tape measure along the outside seam

Pants length

Measure your outseam.

One number, and your pants arrive finished to length. Take a pair of dress pants that are the length you like.

  1. Lay them flat, folded in half, front creases together.
  2. Measure along the outside seam, from the top of the waistband to the bottom of the hem.
  3. Round to the nearest quarter inch. That’s your outseam.

Rather not measure? Choose “Leave unhemmed” and have a local tailor finish them.

Fit questions.

What if I'm between sizes?

Go with the larger size. Any tailor can take in a jacket that's a little loose, but one that's too tight can't be let out much.

Can I order a different pants size?

Yes. The pants come in your matching size by default. On the suit page you can change the waist before you add it to your bag.

How are the pants hemmed?

Your choice when you order. Give us your outseam and we finish them to that length, ready to wear. Or leave them unhemmed and a local tailor finishes them. If you choose cuffs, we need your outseam.

Can I have it altered locally?

Yes. A small adjustment to the hem or sleeve is normal with any suit, and any local tailor can do it.