Borough Suit Separates Coat

Measuring Help

Coats, Jackets & Blazers

The first part of your coat size corresponds to your chest measurement. For example, if you have a 38” chest, you would wear a 38” coat, jacket or blazer.

To measure your chest: Raise your arms and measure just under your arms, across the fullest part of the chest.

The second part of the size is a word or letter, this designates whether the coat is short, regular or long and that will correspond to an S, R or L. The letter or work refers to your overall height, but these measurements are flexible. See below:

Short – 5”5 to 5”7

Regular – 5”8 to 5”10

Long – 5”11 to 6”2 or higher

Pants

Pant sizes are equal to your waist size. For example, if you have a 36” waist, you should wear a 36 pant.

To measure your waist size: Measure around your waistline where you normally wear your pants. Place your forefinger between your body and the measuring tape.

To measure your inseam: Use a pair of pants that fit you well in length. Measure from the top of the inner pant leg seam to the opening at the bottom of the pant leg. This is your inseam length.