Size guide

T-shirts

Sizes S to XL. The figures are the chest measurement each size is cut to fit, taken around the body.

Our t-shirts are cut relaxed through the body. If you prefer a closer fit, take the size below.

Jeans

Sizes are waist measurements in inches, which is the standard UK convention for men's denim. The figures are the body waist each size is cut to fit.

All sizes are supplied in one leg length. Our jeans are cut straight through the leg with a mid rise.

If you normally buy outside the UK

The usual equivalents. Sizing is not standardised between brands, so use the measurements above in preference to a letter or a number.

UK and US denim waist sizes are both stated in inches and are the same number.

How to measure

You need a soft tape measure and, ideally, a garment you already like the fit of. Measure over light clothing, not over a jumper.

Chest

Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms and across the shoulder blades, keeping the tape level and not pulled tight.

Waist

Measure around your natural waistline, where your trousers normally sit. Keep one finger between the tape and your body.

Hip

Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat, with your feet together.

Inside leg

Measure from the top of the inner thigh straight down to the ankle bone.

Comparing something you already own

Lay it flat and fastened. Measure straight across the chest from armpit to armpit, or across the top of the waistband, then double that figure to compare it against the tables above.

If you are between two sizes

Take the larger size in a t-shirt: ours are cut relaxed, and a size up reads as intentional rather than tight. Take the smaller size in jeans if the waistband is rigid denim, which gives a little with wear, and the larger size if you wear them on the hip rather than the waist.

If that still leaves you unsure, ask us. We would rather spend two minutes on an email than have you pay to post something back.