Size Guide

SIZE GUIDE

FAQs

Watch our video guide on how to take exact body measurements. Once you’re done, check them against our size chart or email us. Our team can help you select the ideal size.

In that case, choose the bigger size for a comfortable fit. Or, choose “custom measurements”, and get the jacket made according to your body measurements.

For standard-lined jackets, we add about 15-18 cm (6-7 inches) of extra room to your body measurements (chest & waist), and for fur-lined jackets, we allow about 20-23 cm (8-9 inches) so that we may layer and have some room for easy movement.

A standard size adheres to the fixed measurements (S, M, L, etc.), while custom measurements are made precisely to your body specifications for a customised fit. It costs $70 more for custom sizing.

Our sizes adhere to UK sizing. We recommend checking the size chart, or get a size recommendation from our team based on your body measurements, if you’re not sure.

Sure, there’s enough room in our measurements for a light jumper or a hoodie. But if you’re planning to wear heavy layering underneath your jacket, consider sizing up or custom measurements for a better fit.

Read our Return and Exchange policy here. We offer easy replacements. Just return the wrong size jacket and receive the right one. The shipping is on you!

Pick our “Custom Measurements” option. The tailored measurements guarantee a perfect fit where it counts the most.

Shoulder

Take a measurement from the back side of one shoulder to the tip of the other side.

Chest

Take a measurement of the circumference around the chest fuller area.

Natural Waist

Take a measure of the circumference around the smallest area of the waist.

Lower Waist

Take a measure of the circumference around the lower abdomen area of the waist.

Hips

Take a measure through the widest and fullest part of the body, the upper-top side of the legs.

Sleeves Outseam

Take a measure from the top of your shoulder to the side of your wrist, and make your arm straight in a relaxing position.

Pants length

Take a measure from your lower waist point to the ankle bone.

Your Comprehensive Leather Jacket Measurement Guide

A comfortable, snug-fit leather jacket adds a personal statement to your overall look. So it’s important to make sure the jacket isn’t too loose or restrictive. Follow this guide to learn how to measure your leather jacket size. 

It’s a list of body measurements that you need to know in order to find your perfect fit.

Things You Will Need:

For starters, you will need: 

  • Clothing Measuring Tape: An inextensible clothing measuring tape
  • Pen and Paper: Pen and paper to note down your size
  • A Friend or assistant: To help you measure the right size

Note: Make sure you’re standing in a straight, relaxed position. Wear something light, like a fitted T-shirt and plain, normal, snug jeans.

1. NECK MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE NECK SIZE FOR A JACKET?

Wrap a measuring tape around the lower part of your neck where the jacket collar naturally sits. Slide your index finger and middle finger under the tape for some ease, and you will get your perfect neck measurement.

2. SHOULDER MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE SHOULDER SIZE FOR JACKET?

Shoulder measurement is critical. Stand straight and use a clothing measuring tape to measure horizontally across your upper back (from one shoulder tip to the other. Also, make sure the tape passes just below the base of your neck, not any lower.

3. SLEEVE MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE SLEEVE LENGTH SIZE FOR JACKET?

Measure from the tip of your shoulder (where the shoulder joins your arm) to the wrist of your arm. Hold the tape straight to get an accurate size.

4. BICEPS MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE BICEPS SIZE FOR A JACKET?

Wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your upper arm, and make sure the tape is snug but not pinching your skin. If you lift weights or have bulkier arms, leave some extra space because leather has almost no stretch.

5. CHEST/BUST MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE CHEST SIZE FOR A JACKET?

Wrap your measuring tape around your bust or the fullest part of your chest. To get the right measurement, make sure to level the tape accurately.

6. NATURAL WAIST MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE UPPER WAIST SIZE FOR A JACKET?

Wrap the measuring tape around the narrowest part of your waist, just above the belly button and below your rib cage.

7. LOWER WAIST MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE LOWER WAIST SIZE FOR A JACKET?

To measure lower waist size, wrap the measuring tape around the lower part of your abdomen, just below the belly button.

8. CENTER BACK LENGTH MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE LENGTH SIZE FOR JACKET?

Start measuring from the bump at the base of your neck (the prominent vertebra) and run the measuring tape straight down your spine to wherever you want the jacket to finish. Make sure you’re not bending. Stand in a straight, relaxed position.

9. HIPS MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE HIPS SIZE FOR JACKET?

If you want to wear a jacket that hangs over your hips at their widest part, wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your hips and buttocks. Make sure it is level and snug and read the number.

10. WRIST MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE WRIST SIZE FOR JACKET SLEEVES?

A circumference measurement around your wrist (the part above the wrist bone) will give you the right wrist size for your jacket sleeves.

11. SLEEVE INSEAM MEASUREMENT - HOW TO MEASURE INSEAM FOR JACKET?

Wear a jacket that has the sleeve length you like. Then, measure from the inside edge of the armhole down to the bottom edge of the sleeve. Compare the number with the size chart of the jacket you want to buy.

FINAL INSTRUCTIONS

An uncomfortable coat or jacket doesn’t look flattering and it undermines your confidence. So make sure to measure your size twice and ensure accuracy. Don’t leave extra room yourself, as our chart already allows for a light jumper or hoodie. 

Before you pick your size, make sure you check whether the size chart uses inches or centimeters. 

Lastly, if you’re still unsure, ask our team, or order custom measurements.