Sizing & Fit Guide

Before You Order

98% of all people who buy a suit will need alteration.

To ensure you have the perfect fit and look as great as you can, we recommend finding a good local tailor who can handle the standard alterations before you go out in your new suit.

Our suits in a slim cut are very fitted and do not allow much room for alteration. Your local tailor would be able to taper the suit to your desired fit when you order the size closest to your measurements. Before an actual alteration is made, your tailor can let you know if the adjustment would fix the fit issues.

Please note that once a suit is altered, it will not be eligible for return.

Our suits are made by hand — each can vary with a ½" to 1" leeway in flat lay measurements.

How to Measure Yourself

Please read all the instructions below to best understand how to order your desired size. Keep your body loose and relaxed — do not flex or hold anything in when measuring yourself.

Measure Your Chest

Place the tape measure beneath the armpits, wrap it around the fullest part of your chest, and place two fingers under the center of your chest while keeping the tape measure level.

This measurement will be your jacket size.

Our model here measures at 38", so he wears size 38 jacket.

Measure Your Waist

Note that your natural waistline might not match the waist size of the pants you are wearing.

Wrap the tape measure around your waist — not your belly. To find your waist, hold 4 fingers below your belly button; below that will be your waist. Don't let it be too loose, and don't squeeze it too tight.

This measurement will be your waist size.

Our model here measures at 32", so his pants size is 32W.

Measure Your Height

Use the range of heights below to determine if you are a Short (S), Regular (R), or Long (L). Keep in mind that some people prefer the look of a longer jacket and some a shorter jacket, so these are not set in stone.