Leather Jacket Size Guide - Me and Who Jacket
Sizes and Measurements
| Alpha Size | FR Size | Chest (A) | Waist (B) | Hips (C) |
Fit Recommendation
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| XS | 42 | 84 cm (33") | 70 cm (27.6") | 89 cm (35") |
Very fitted, size up for layering
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| S | 44 - 46 | 88 - 92 cm (34.6" - 36.2") | 74 - 78 cm (29.1" - 30.7") | 93 - 96 cm (36.6" - 37.8") |
Fitted, structured look
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| M | 48 - 50 | 96 - 100 cm (37.8" - 39.4") | 83 - 88 cm (32.7" - 34.6") | 99 - 102 cm (39" - 40.2") |
Comfortable, relaxed fit
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| L | 52 | 104 cm (40.9") | 93 cm (36.6") | 105 cm (41.3") |
Classic oversized look
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| XL | 54 | 108 cm (42.5") | 98 cm (38.6") | 108 cm (42.5") |
Comfortable, roomy fit
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| XXL | 56 | 112 cm (44") | 102 cm (40.2") | 111 cm (43.7") |
Loose fit, ideal for layering
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How to measure?
- A - Chest: Wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your chest, just under your armpits.
- B - Waist: Measure at the narrowest point of your waist, just above your hips.
- C - Hips: Measure around the widest part of your hips.
How to choose your size?
Check your measurements: Use a measuring tape to get accurate chest, waist, and hip sizes.
Decide on your fit:
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- If you want a tight, fitted look, go for your exact size.
- If you plan to wear layers, consider sizing up for extra comfort.
- If you prefer a relaxed or oversized fit, choose one or two sizes up.
Consider leather stiffness: Leather jackets don’t stretch over time like fabric, so ensure you have enough room for movement.