We send your chart
Choose a style and tell us your country. We’ll provide a size chart or suitable options for the sizing you use locally.
Workwear size charts & fit
Your team.
The right sizes.
Tell us your country and the style you like. We’ll provide a suitable size chart, help you check the fit and adjust it where needed.
We provide the chart. You check it suits your team, then choose your quantities in S, M, L or the sizes shown.
We help you choose
From our chart
to your size list.
You check the fit
Compare the chart with what your team normally wears. Need a longer sleeve or more room? We can help with adjustments.
Send your size quantities
Use the size labels on the agreed chart and tell us how many pieces you need in each. Mixed sizes are welcome.
Optional measuring help
Need to check
a measurement?
We’ll explain the chart we send. If you’d like to compare it with a uniform you have, these two types of measurement will help.
Body measurements and garment measurementsOpen the visual guide to see the difference
Body measurement
The person wearing it.
Chest, waist or hip circumference describes the wearer. It helps us understand who the garment needs to fit, alongside their height and preferred shape.
Tell us about the layers worn underneath, too.
Garment measurement
The finished clothing.
A flat chest width or sleeve length describes the garment itself. Our chart identifies the measuring points, and we can show you where to place the tape.
Label flat widths clearly; don’t treat them as body circumference.
If you need a different fit
A little more room?
A different length?
Tell us what your team needs. We can adjust the fit around the garment and the work they do; you don’t need to draw up a technical specification.
Tops & jackets
Comfort through the body.
Room to reach.
- Chest & hem
- How much room you want through the body, and whether it will be tucked in.
- Shoulder & sleeve
- The shoulder position, sleeve length and space around the upper arm.
- Body length
- Where the hem sits when standing and reaching forward.
- Layers underneath
- A polo on its own needs a different fit discussion from a jacket over a fleece.
On the wearer
Talk through your top or jacketReach forward, lift the arms and sit down. Note any pulling at the shoulders, armholes or hem.
Pants & shorts
A waist that fits.
Room to sit and bend.
- Waist
- Where the waistband sits, plus any elastic or adjustment you want.
- Seat & rise
- Room around the hips and the distance through the crotch area.
- Thigh & knee
- Space to move, with the position of any knee panels or pockets considered.
- Leg length & opening
- The inside leg length and how the hem sits over the footwear worn at work.
On the wearer
Discuss your work pantsSit, bend and kneel as the job requires. Check for pulling at the waist, seat and knees.
Coveralls
Check the whole shape.
From shoulders to hems.
- Upper body
- Chest, shoulders and sleeves, with the intended clothing underneath.
- Torso length
- Room between the shoulders and crotch when sitting, bending and reaching.
- Waist & seat
- How the upper and lower sections meet and where the waist adjustment sits.
- Legs & opening
- Leg length, hem width and how easily the garment can be put on and taken off.
On the wearer
Discuss your coverallsReach up, sit and crouch. If the garment pulls through the torso, note where it feels restricted.
If you try a reference sample
Comfort at work.
Room to move.
Try sitting, reaching and bending as you would at work. If anything feels too tight or too long, tell us and we’ll help with the next step.
Try your usual size.
Compare the sample with the chart and wear the layers you normally use at work. Let us know which size you tried.
Tell us what feels wrong.
Sleeves too short, or tight across the hips when sitting? A few words or a photo can help us see where to make a change.
We help you resolve it.
We’ll help you choose another size or discuss a fit adjustment. For a custom fit, we record the changes and review the sample before production.
Common questions
A few things
you may be wondering.
Do you provide a size chart for our country?
Yes. Tell us your country and chosen garment. We’ll provide a suitable size chart or options for you to compare with your local sizing. Charts differ between styles; we can help adjust the fit where needed.
Can we use our existing size chart?
Yes. Send it with the units and measuring instructions, if you have them. We’ll check how it relates to the garment, fabric and fit you want. A sample or reference garment helps resolve any unclear points.
Can one range include different fits or lengths?
We can discuss separate shapes, a wider size range or different garment lengths. Tell us who will wear the clothing and where your current fit falls short. We’ll confirm the sample work and order details for the options you need.
Can we mix sizes in the same order?
Yes. Existing styles with your logo start at 20 pieces per style, with mixed sizes. Fully custom styles start at 100 pieces per style, also with mixed sizes. Use the labels on the agreed chart to send your quantities.
Is a custom fit sample free?
Agreed initial fabric swatches or a suitable blank reference garment can be provided free, with shipping arranged together. A sample made to your own measurements or design is quoted separately before development starts.