Find your jacket size
Start with a jacket that fits you well. Confirm the exact measurements and measuring method for your chosen product and size with support.
Start with your own jacket
Measure a well-fitting jacket, then compare it with confirmed dimensions for the specific product and size. Match the measuring method and units; keep body measurements separate.
Confirm your product measurements
A shared jacket size chart is unavailable for choosing a size until exact measurements for the product and size are confirmed. Please contact support for those measurements and how they were taken.
Ask support about measurementsUse the same measuring method
Fully fasten your jacket and lay it flat without stretching it. Use a soft measuring tape and record measurements in cm.
- A: Flat chest width
- Measure straight across from underarm to underarm. This is a width, not a body circumference.
- B: Back length
- Measure down the centre back from the base of the collar to the bottom hem. Exclude the collar.
- C: Raglan neck-to-cuff length
- For raglan sleeves only, measure from the centre-back base of the collar, across the shoulder and down the sleeve to the end of the cuff. Use the same route on the target garment. Do not compare it with a sleeve measured from a shoulder seam.
Optional body measurement
Measure your chest circumference around its fullest part, keeping the tape level and not tight. Record it separately from garment measurements.
Compare carefully
A: flat garment width, underarm to underarm. B: centre-back collar base to hem, excluding collar. C: centre-back collar base across shoulder to cuff edge (raglan only). Keep body chest circumference separate. Enter target garment values only after exact product/size measurements and matching methods are confirmed. This sheet does not assign a size.
Before you choose
Compare measurements taken the same way and in the same units, keeping body chest circumference separate from flat garment width. Consider your layering preference; do not assume US, EU and JIS labels are equivalent or automatically size up or down.