Overarm
Sizing Charts and Measuring Guide
Sizing Submision Form
Enter you measurements in the electronic form below and submit to us.
We will review the measurement and contact you with the recommended
sizes to order.
Chest
Hip
Waist
Neck
Sleeve Length
CHEST MEASUREMENT
Ask
the
gentleman
to
move
his
arms
outward.
Place
the
tape
under
his
arms
and
around
the
broadest
part
of
his
chest.
Have
the
gentleman
lower
his
arms
to
his
side
and
relax.
Stand
to
the
side
of
the
gentleman
to
ensure
the
tape
is
level
on
both
sides.
Pull
the
tape
until
you
feel
tension
and
then
record
your
measurement
(do
not
take
loose
tape
measurements).
Do
not
place
any
of
your
fi
ngers
between
the
tape
and
the gentleman’s chest.
OVERARM MEASUREMENT
With
the
gentleman’s
arms
at
his
side,
place
the
tape
around
the
broadest
part
of
the
chest
and
arms.
Stand
to
the
side
of
the
gentleman
to
ensure
the
tape
is
level
on
both
sides.
Pull
the
tape
until
you
feel
tension
and
then
record
your
measurement
(do
not
take
loose
tape
measurements).
Do
not
place
any
of
your
fi
ngers
between
the tape and the gentleman’s chest.
HIP MEASUREMENT
Stand
to
the
side
of
the
gentleman
and
place
the
tape
around
the
broadest
part
of
his
hip
and
rear.
Pull
the
tape
until
you
feel
tension
and
record
your
measurement
(do
not
take
loose
tape measurements).
Place
tape
around
gentleman’s
waist
an
inch
below
his
navel.
Pull
the
tape
until
you
feel
tension
and
record
your
measurement
(do
not
take loose tape measurements).
The
customer’s
hip
measurement
minus
6
inches
informs
us
that
they
cannot
wear
a
waist
smaller
than
that
number.
Example:
42”
hip
minus
6”
=
36”
waist;
this
customer
could
not wear the 34” waist pant.
PANT WAIST MEASUREMENT
NECK MEASUREMENT
Place
tape
around
neck
at
the
level
where
the
shirt’s
collar
would
be
buttoned.
Do
not
place
any
fi
ngers
between
the
tape.
Add
1”
to
the
measurement
for
the
correct
neck
size.
In
the
example
above,
a
15.5”
neck
measurement
was
taken, so a 16.5” neck size would be recorded.
SHIRT SLEEVE MEASUREMENT
Start
the
tape
at
the
base
of
the
neck
centered
with
the
spine.
Make
sure
the
tape
measure
goes
over
the
top
of
the
gentleman’s
shoulder.
Take
the
tape
down
the
arm
to
the
point
of
their
elbow
and
then
measure
an
inch
past
the
wrist
bone
.
It
is
always
better
to
measure
long
versus
short
because
a
sleeve
that
is
too
short
will
likely be unacceptable to your customer.
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