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One Size Doesn't Fit All
Think you "fit" into the Big & Tall category?
Take your measurements and compare
with our Big & Tall size chart.Find your Shirt Size
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Find your Suit Pant Size
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You will need a cloth measuring tape and a full-length mirror. For best results, take body measurements undressed or in lightweight clothing. Keep your arms at your sides and have a friend take the measurements if possible. When measuring, keep the tape measure snug but not tight and remember to stand up straight! If you are 6'2" or shorter and your waist measures the same or larger than your chest, you should order a big size. Big sizes are designed for men with a full waist and average height. If you are 6'2" or taller and your waist measures less than your chest, you should order a tall size. Tall sizes are designed to be two inches longer in length than a regular-sized style, and the sleeves will be one inch longer.
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Sleeve Length
With your arm bent at a 90-degree angle, place your hand on your hip. Measure between the shoulder blades, along the shoulder and elbow, then down to your wrist.
Neck
Measure around the thickest part of your neck, or base of your neck, keeping one finger between the measuring tape and your neck to allow for comfort.
Chest
With your arms relaxed at your sides, measure directly under your arms around the fullest part of your chest and shoulder blades.
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Waist
Measure around your natural waist where you normally wear your pants, keeping one finger between the measuring tape and your body to allow for comfort.
Inseam
To find your inseam, measure a similar pant that fits you well. Measure from the top inner thigh to the bottom of the hem. The number of inches to the nearest ½ inch is your inseam.
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Chest
Measure your chest with the measuring tape underneath your arms, across the shoulder blades, and over the largest part of your chest. The chest measurement will likely be the size of your coat. Measure around your chest at the highest point of your shoulder blades including the fullest part of your arms. If this is 7 inches or more than your chest, order the next largest size coat for comfort.
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Waist
Dress pants are to be worn above the hipbone on the natural waist for a proper fit. With the measuring tape snug to your body, measure the waist near your navel. This measurement is your waist size.
Inseam
To find your inseam, measure a similar pant that fits you well. Measure the pant from the top inner thigh to the bottom of the hem. The number of inches to the nearest ½ inch is your inseam. Alternatively, measure from the top inner thigh down to the bottom where your pants should end, at the top of your shoe in front and just above your heel in back.
