HOW OUR SIZING WORKS

HOW WE LAYER UP

We know that the most comfortable way to dress for adventure, trail and dual sport riding is to wear layers. Only wear what you need, when you need it. 

It's what the outdoor mountain community have been doing for decades. It's great.

But choosing the right size when you are considering lots of different layers can be tricky.

Take a look at our short film and Greg will explain how he sizes his own layers, and give you some tips that will give you the best chance of ordering the right size first time round.

A GUIDE TO OUR SIZING

While all of our clothing has been designed to these measurements, you will find that the size/cut may differ depending on the layers you choose wear beneath and the stretch of the fabric some garments. 

For example we have given an approximate range of chest sizes our Supershirt may fit depending how close fitting or relaxed you'd like to wear it.

Supershirt & Core Baselayers - both of these products have an incredible amount of inherent stretch within the garment and they are designed to be worn tight to the body and ensure armour is held in the correct locations.

Singletrack Jacket / Mongolia / Linesman / Gravel Jacket - these have been designed to be worn with a base and mid layer underneath. If you’re riding in colder climates with additional layers you may choose to size up, alternatively if you are riding in warm, damp climates you might choose to size down.

BASELAYER SIZING

SHOP BASELAYERS HERE

JACKET SIZING

CHEST
Measure around the fullest part of the chest with your arms down. Usually just under your armpits.

WAIST
Measure around the narrowest part of the waist. Your tape measure should cross the small of the back, this is where your body bends if you lean to the side.

ARM LENGTH
Measure from the side of your neck to wrist fold, over the top of your arm. You will probably need to ask someone to help measure this.

IMPORTANT
All of the measurements shown below are the body measurements we have designed our clothing to fit, they are not the measurements of our garments. E.g. if your chest measures 40", you should fit our Medium jackets.

SHOP JACKETS HERE

PANT SIZING

WAIST
Measure around the narrowest part of the waist. Your waist is at the small of the back or where your body bends if you lean to the side.

LEG LENGTH
Measure from the crotch (top of inner thigh) to where you want the hem to sit on your foot or shoe.

SHOP PANTS HERE

GLOVE SIZING

The sizing system for gloves has been refined for hundred years. Over the years thousands of hands have been measured and a relationship became apparent: 

• If you measure the circumference of the palm, the hand’s other measurements are often in proportion to it. 
• Measure the circumference of your hand with a tape measure. 
• If you don't have a tape measure you can use a string which you then measure with a ruler.

Note : Our glove sizing is a little smaller than standard and although our gloves will stretch a little over time to ensure you have a good grip whilst riding to size correctly based on our size chart.

If you are between sizes, or they feel overly tight, go for the next size up.

SHOP GLOVES HERE

BOOT LINER SIZING

Our boot liner sizing is based on wearing regular socks underneath. If you wear particularly thick socks (like mountaineering or welly socks) we suggest going a size up. 

SHOP BOOT LINERS HERE