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| It would be nice if sizes were consistent from one manufacturer to the next, but they aren't. Sometimes even two items that are the same model made by the same company and marked with the same size tag do not fit the same. I can usually make a good guess at your size based on your height weight and waist size, but if there is any doubt about the way an item would fit you, I will be happy to measure it. Then you can compare the measurements to an item of your clothing (preferably leather motorcycle clothing) that fits you well. If you want a measurement that isn't listed here, please let me know. Jacket measurements are at the top, and you will need to scroll down this page to see the measurements for pants and suits.
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Jacket measurements
A: Outer sleeve. Measure the longest straight line from the seam where the sleeve meets the body to the wrist hem.
B: Inner sleeve. Measure the shortest straight line from the armpit seam to the wrist hem.
C: Chest. With the jacket laid flat measure straight across from one armpit to the other.
D: Waist. With the jacket laid flat measure straight across the bottom.
E: Front length. Measure straight down the center of the jacket. Don't include the collar.
F: Back length. Measure straight down the center of the back. Don't include the collar.
G: Shoulders. Go straight across the back at the top of the shoulder seams.
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Pants measurements
H: Waist. Measure with a cloth tape measure the actual size of the inside of the waistband.
I: Inseam. Start at the crotch seams and go straight down the inside of the leg to the bottom.
J: Hips.With the pants paid flat measure straight across at the point level with the bottom of the fly.
K: Upper thigh. With the pants laid flat measure straight across the leg at the point level with the crotch seam.
L: Thigh. With the pants laid flat measure straight across the leg at the point 5 inches down from the crotch seam.
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Suit measurements
M: Front length With the suit laid flat measure total length. Don't include the collar.
N: Torso length. Measure from the center of the neck hole straight down the back to the crotch seam. Don't include the collar.
O: Back length. With the suit laid flat measure the total length. Don't include the collar.
You can also use most of the measurements for jackets and pants.
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