Supplier-provided measurements might differ by up to 2 inches (5 cm).

A useful tip is to compare these measurements with one of your own garments at home by measuring it similarly.

A Length

Begin at the collar on the top (high point shoulder) and draw the measuring tape down to the garment's bottom.

B Width

Start the measurement at the seam right below one sleeve and extend the tape across to the seam underneath the opposite sleeve.

C Sleeve length

Position the tape at the top of the set-in sleeve and extend it down to the sleeve's hem.

The dimensions given are from the manufacturers. This item tends to be smaller in size. To ensure an ideal fit, consider selecting a size larger than what you normally wear.

A helpful hint: Compare the measurements of an item you own at home with the ones listed in this size chart.

A Length

Start measuring from the collar at the top (high point shoulder) and extend the measuring tape to the item's bottom.

B Width

Begin at the seam below one sleeve, stretch the measuring tape across to the seam below the other sleeve.

C Sleeve length

Begin at the top of the set-in sleeve and measure down to the sleeve's end.

Measure your head circumference with a non-stretchable measuring tape. Place the end of your tape on your forehead and wrap the rest around the back of your head, keeping it 1″ (2.5 cm) above your ears. Pinch the spot where the tape meets the other end, lift the loop over your head, and note the measurement. Be as careful as possible to get the most precise measurement.