Sizing
Size guide
All measurements are body measurements in centimetres, not garment measurements. Measure over a baselayer, keep the tape level and do not pull it tight. If you are between sizes and intend to layer underneath, take the larger one.
How to measure
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Chest
Around the fullest part of the chest, under the arms, with the tape level across the back.
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Waist
Around the natural waist — the narrowest point, roughly level with the navel. Do not measure at the belt line.
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Hip
Around the fullest part of the seat, feet together.
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Inseam
From the crotch seam to the floor, barefoot. Relevant for shell pants and bib tights.
Charts
By category
Women — tops and jackets
XS chest 80–84, waist 62–66, hip 88–92
S chest 84–88, waist 66–70, hip 92–96
M chest 88–93, waist 70–75, hip 96–101
L chest 93–98, waist 75–80, hip 101–106
Women — bottoms
XS waist 62–66, hip 88–92, inseam 76
S waist 66–70, hip 92–96, inseam 78
M waist 70–75, hip 96–101, inseam 79
L waist 75–80, hip 101–106, inseam 80
Men — tops and jackets
S chest 92–97, waist 78–83, hip 94–99
M chest 97–102, waist 83–88, hip 99–104
L chest 102–108, waist 88–94, hip 104–110
XL chest 108–114, waist 94–100, hip 110–116
Men — bottoms
S waist 78–83, hip 94–99, inseam 81
M waist 83–88, hip 99–104, inseam 83
L waist 88–94, hip 104–110, inseam 84
XL waist 94–100, hip 110–116, inseam 85
How each category is cut
Snow shells are cut to layer over a midlayer. Mountaineering is cut closer, to move under a harness. Trail and cycling are athletic and sit against the body. Women's and men's are separate blocks, not one pattern graded across.
Between two sizes?
Tell us your measurements and what you plan to wear underneath, and we will tell you which one to take.