Once you have your measurements written down, you need to add a certain amount to each one to then determine what size you should choose on the size chart.

Jackets & Waistcoats

If you want a Slim Fit, add between 2" and 3".

If you want a Regular Fit, add 3" to 4".

Trousers

Do not add any measurements to the waist, but only for the hip.

If you want a Slim Fit, add between 2" and 3".

If you want a Regular Fit, add 3" to 3.5".

Clearly, the more inches you add, the looser and baggier the fit will be, and vice versa. Once you have added to each measurement, you will be able to check the sizing table below and select the size that is most appropriate for your body.

For example, if you were to order a Tweed 3 Piece Suit and your actual body measurements were as follows:

• Height - 180cm / 5'11"
• Chest - 40"
• Belly - 36"
• Hip - 40"
• Waist - 34.5"

For a Slim Fit, you would add 2" to each measurement, resulting in the following final measurements.

• Chest - 42"
• Belly - 38"
• Hip - 42"
• Waist - 34.5"

Now that you have the final measurements, we look to see what size would fit the best. In this case, a Jacket and Waistcoat size 40 would fit very nicely. This means you would select a size 40 from our ready sizes.

Use your height to determine whether you should choose a Short, Regular or Long. In this example, if you are 180cm then you would choose 40R.

For the Trousers, we can see that our hip measurement of 42" fits the 34 size range, which also leaves plenty of room for our waist measurement of 34". Checking the inseam measurement of 33" we can also see that we should select the Regular size.

In our example, the perfect sizing for our body should would be:

• Jacket - 40R
• Waistcoat - 40R
• Trousers - 34R Slim Fit

If your belly or hip measurement is dramatically bigger/small then we recommend to choose our Bespoke service for the perfectly fitted Tweed Suit.