Measure yourself in your underwear, with a soft tape, standing and relaxed. Get someone to help with your back: a measurement taken alone is almost always too tight.
NeckAround the base of the neck, where the collar sits. Slide one finger between the tape and your skin.
ChestAt the fullest point, arms by your sides, tape level across your back.
WaistAt the narrowest point, above the navel, without pulling. Breathe normally.
HipsAt the fullest point of the hips, feet together.
Inside legFrom the crotch to the floor, barefoot, or on a pair of trousers that fits you well.
Foot lengthStanding, heel against a wall, on a sheet of paper. Use your longer foot.
Between two sizes, take the larger for a jacket or coat, the smaller for knitwear.
Tops
Start with the chest measurement: that is the one that decides.
Shirts
Polo shirts
Jumpers
Cardigans
Parkas
Coats
Jackets
Padded jackets
Size
Chest
Waist
Neck
French size
S
90 – 94 cm
78 – 82 cm
37 – 38
36 – 38
M
94 – 100 cm
82 – 88 cm
39 – 40
40
L
100 – 106 cm
88 – 94 cm
41 – 42
42
XL
106 – 112 cm
94 – 100 cm
43 – 44
44 – 46
XXL
112 – 118 cm
100 – 108 cm
45 – 46
48 – 50
XXXL
118 – 124 cm
108 – 116 cm
47 – 48
52 – 54
The neck column applies to shirts only. For a jumper worn over a shirt, go up one size.
By cut
Slim fitClose to the body, tapered at the waist. Between two sizes, take the larger.
Coupe droiteFalls straight without marking the waist. Follow the table as it is.
Coupe confortExtra room through the chest. You can go down one size.
