Welcome to the custom Measurements section of the site.

1. As we do create these garments custom for you, please take a few extra seconds to take them all.
2. Please take skin measurements, as we expect you to be able to layer under our products.
3. For instructions please click any of the measurement boxes.

We expect that all measurements will be in inches.

If you need help in translating from the metric system, visit WorldwideMetric.com.

Please measure yourself flat-footed without shoes or socks.
Note: ALL measurements are skin measurements unless noted.

Even though our matrix focuses on your actual body measurements, we need to obtain a better understanding of your body type. Please weigh yourself to the nearest 5 pounds.

Measure around the middle of your neck.

Please use .5 instead of 1/2.

Measure from the soft spot at the base of your neck, down your front to where
you want the jacket to end at your waist or hip. Hint: An average
jacket should come down 2/3 of the way down a fly on a pair of pants. Average
measurements:

5'2 = 19 or 5'4" = 21 or 5'8" = 22 or 5'10" = 23

6'0" = 24 or 6'2" = 25 or 6'4" = 26 or 6'6" = 27

6'8" = 28-29 or 6'10" = 30-31

Measure from the bump at the base of the back of your neck, across the top of your shoulder, down your bicep (outside of arm), to the elbow, and stop at the break in your wrist.

The sleeve length is an important measurement, and will be able to allow us to create your perfect jacket or pullover. The second (& possibly third) number on a dress shirt is also this number.

Just below your shoulder (before your tape falls UP), with your arms at your side, measure all the way around your body and arms. This will give us the total circumference, and a much better understanding of how broad you are in the shoulders.

Note: Please use skin measurements.

With your arms down at your side, and in a relaxed state, please measure around
the FULLEST part of your chest.

Measure under your arms, with only your body involved.

At your belly button level, measure all the way around your body. This measurement may be bigger than for a pair of pants (2"). That is ok.

Measure around your waist where you want the pants to "ride".

Measure all of the way around your body at the hips (the bottom most part of the jacket).
8" more than your waist is expected.

Place your measuring tool relaxed at your crotch and measure (with your legs straight down) to the bone at the inside of your ankle.

This measurement is done with trousers on. Place the measuring tape at the top of the waistband, on the side of your hip, and measure down to the bottom of the ankle. Please get help to take this. If you bend over, it will change the measurement drastically.

Measure around the midde of one of your thighs.

Our pants are a "boot cut" style yet some need more room for ski or mountaineering boots. If you feel that you may need a larger ankle circumference, please measure the circumference of your largest boot, and type it here.