Men's clothing size guide
Body measurements for each size. Shirts and jackets often give the chest or neck size on the label too.
| Size | Chest | Waist | Neck |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 32–34″ (81–86 cm) | 26–28″ (66–71 cm) | 13.5–14″ (34–36 cm) |
| S | 35–37″ (89–94 cm) | 29–31″ (74–79 cm) | 14.5–15″ (37–38 cm) |
| M | 38–40″ (97–102 cm) | 32–34″ (81–86 cm) | 15.5–16″ (39–41 cm) |
| L | 41–43″ (104–109 cm) | 35–37″ (89–94 cm) | 16.5–17″ (42–43 cm) |
| XL | 44–46″ (112–117 cm) | 38–40″ (97–102 cm) | 17.5–18″ (44–46 cm) |
| XXL | 47–49″ (119–124 cm) | 41–43″ (104–109 cm) | 18.5–19″ (47–48 cm) |
| XXXL | 50–52″ (127–132 cm) | 44–46″ (112–117 cm) | 19.5–20″ (50–51 cm) |
How to measure yourself
- Chest: Around the fullest part of your chest, under your arms.
- Waist: Around where you wear your trousers, without pulling the tape tight.
- Neck: Around the base of your neck, with a finger's room under the tape.
Sizes differ between brands and older clothes can run small, so check the seller's measurements of the item too, and ask them in a message if you're unsure.