Measure everything flat on the ground, not on the body.
TIP Measure a similar garment to the one you are looking at purchasing. For example, if you want a trench coat, make sure to measure a similar fitting coat that you have.
TIP Measure from seam to seam.
Blazer measurements:
Pit to Pit (PTP) 20"
Waist 20"
Hips 25"
Length 53"
Blazer measurements:
Shoulders 24"
Sleeve 30"
TIP Measure just inside the waistband for a comfortable fit.
TIP Measure from crotch seam to top of waistband for rise measurement. And crotch seam to bottom hem for inseam.
TIP Hips are the widest part of the pants. Usually an inch or two below the bottom of the zipper.
Trouser measurements:
Waist 14" or Waist size 28" (doubled)
Rise 14"
Hips 17.5"
Inseam 36.5"
Length 53"
Although this is not the typical way to measure belts, we measure the same way we measure the waist of pants to keep it simple.
We put it on the smallest hole and measure the waist and repeat on the largest whole to get the waist range.
TIP Measure the inside of the belt diameter, not the outside of the leather.
TIP Don't pull it too tight for a more comfortable and roomy fit.
Belt measurements:
Waist 14-15.5"
Best for waist size 28-31
(doubled waist measurement)
Vintage shoes can be very inconsistent compared with modern sizing. Please measure a similar style shoe on both the sole and the interior footbed to ensure a good fit.
Loafer measurements:
Heel to Toe (sole): 10.5"
Inside footbed: 10"
