Insulated Shoreline Jacket

A properly fitted garment not only keeps you looking professional, but also keeps you feeling comfortable for your entire work day. See below for advice on taking accurate measurements.

Measuring for Proper Fit

The following guidelines are important in getting the right fit:

• Take all measurements in inches
• If your measurements are between sizes, order the larger size
• For greatest accuracy, have someone else take your measurements (rather than doing it yourself)
• Your tape measure should be pulled snug, not tight

• NECK: Measure the circumference of the neck (see illustration)
• SLEEVE LENGTH: Place one end of tape at the bottom of your collar, at the center of your back, then measure down around your elbow to the bottom of your wrist (it helps to have your arm slightly bent)
• CHEST: Measure at the fullest point of the chest, keeping the tape under arms and around shoulder blades; Be sure to hold the tape level and firmly, but not tight

• WAIST: Holding the tape snug, not tight, measure at the top of the hipbone over shirt (not over pants); If you wear your trousers or jeans at a different place on your waist, adjust accordingly
• INSEAM: Measure from the base of the crotch to the top of your shoe or boot; For jeans, add one inch

• CHEST SIZE: Measure at the fullest point of the chest, keeping the tape under arms and around shoulder blades; Take this measurement over clothing you'll typically wear with the jacket
• SLEEVE LENGTH: Place one end of tape at the bottom of your collar, at the center of your back, then measure down around your elbow to the outer edge of your wrist