Oxford Textile Size Chart (Page 2 of 3) in pdf

Oxford Textile Size Chart Page 2

Oxford Men's Leathers Sizing

One piece suits are measured in chest sizes, but take into account your arm and leg

length too. As with jackets, it's best to use a tape measure to measure the fullest part

of your chest. Place the tape under your arms and make sure it's flat across you back

in order that you get the most accurate measurement possible. It's always worth

remembering, however, that if your belly extends further than your chest, you may

also need to take that into account.

Most suits offer a large amount of elasticated stretch panels to account for our

different shapes and sizes. You may want to order a larger size if you have long legs,

and take into account whether you wear a separate back protector, chest protector or

hip armour; you may have trouble getting the zip done up otherwise.

Oxford Men's Leather Jackets Sizing

Leather Jackets are sized using chest measurement, so first off, use a tape measure

to measure the fullest part of your chest. Place the tape under your arms and make

sure it's flat across you back in order that you get the most accurate measurement

possible. It's always worth remembering, however, that if your belly extends further

than your chest, you'll also need to take that into account.

Oxford Men's Leather Pants Sizing

Sizing Leather Pants is pretty straightforward, you'll need to measure around your

waist, as you would with a normal pair of jeans or trousers. You'll also need to measure

your inside leg using a tape measure, laying it flat against your leg, running from your

crotch down to the bottom of your ankle bone. It may also be worth taking into

account how you actually wear the jeans; on the hips or higher around your belly.

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