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1. To Measure Height:
   Stand against the wall barefoot and keep a foot ruler across the top part of your head towards the wall and make a mark. Now you will be able to find your height approximately. The following guidelines will let you know how to choose your coat size.
   5’4” to 5’7” = Short
   5’7 ½” to 5’11” = Regular
   5’11 ½” to 6’2 ½” = Long
   6’3” + Up = Extra Long
   
2. To Measure Chest:
   You will have to measure you chest by bringing the tape around the widest part of your chest, under your arms.
3. To Measure Waist:
   you can easily identify your waist measurements as it is just the same as your pant size. On the other hand, if you like to measure it again then put the measuring tape around the smallest part of the natural waist.
4. To Measure Seat or Hips (Optional):
   For Men, measuring around the fullest part of his seat will give the right measurement. For Women, measuring around the fullest part of her hips will give the right measurements.
5. To Measure Inseam:
   Measure along the inner ridge from the crotch to the bottom of pant leg.
6. To Measure Sleeve:
   You will have to start measuring in the middle of your back, just under your neck, over your shoulder, around your bent elbow, to your wrist bone. This will give you the right sleeve measurement.

TUXEDO JACKET:
Measuring sizes for tuxedos is a comparatively easy process. We are sure that you will fit in to one of these categories that we have listed.

• You own a suit of sports coat and know your size.
  Tuxedo size scales are similar to suit size scales so the process of finding your size is even easier. If you currently own a suit or sports coat you just have to look at your current coat to see its size. The same technique will apply to the Tuxedo trousers. If you have a pair of suit pants, dress pants, or even khakis (NOTE: not tight jeans), the same size will apply for your Tuxedo trousers.
• You do not own a suit or sports coat but can reach a local tailor shop.
  Finding the measurements for your tuxedo is a relatively easy process. You can always visit a tailor shop for knowing your measurements as they won’t be charging you for this.
• You do not own a suit or sports coat. You do not have access to a local tailor shop. You do have a tape measure and someone who can measure you.
  As long as you have a tape measure and friend/family member, you can easily have your measurements accurately taken. Be sure to stand up straight with your arms at your sides. Stand relaxed, yet still erect. Have your friend/family member take the tape measure around your chest (at its fullest part) UNDER your arms. Helpful hint: have your friend/family member insert a finger between the tape measure and your body to ensure a comfortable fit. This would be your "Chest Size". (Ex. 40, 42, 44, etc).

Next you want to find out if you are a "Short", "Regular", "Long", or "X-Long". This is determined by height. See the chart below,

• if your height is in the Blue area, you are a short.
• If your height is listed in the red area, you are a regular.
• If your height is listed in the green area, you are a long.
• If your height is taller than 6'3" you are considered to be an X-Long.

TROUSERS:
Tuxedo trousers: If you have a pair of suit pants, dress pants, or even khakis, you then have a good idea of what size waist you need for your tuxedo trousers. Or you can ask anyone to take the measurement around your waist where you feel comfortable wearing a trouser.

SHIRTS:
A shirt size is assumed by "neck size" and "sleeve length."
To measure neck size you can place a tape measure around the base of your neck. Leave your index finger between your neck and tape measure to ensure a comfortable fit.
To measure sleeve length, you can place the tape measure at the base of your neck or top of back. Start at the base of neck, travel tape measure down to middle of shoulder, and then down to your wrist bone.

NOTE: With shirts for Boy suits, sleeve length is dictated by neck size. For example: "boy's X-Small" = 10-10.5 neck will have a 19.5 sleeve; "Boys SMALL" = 11-11.5 neck will have a 23.5 sleeve; "Boys MEDIUM" = 12-12.5 neck will have a 27.5 sleeve; "Boys LARGE" = 13-13.5 neck will have a 31.5 sleeve.

VESTS:
Vest size = vest size is primarily determined by coat size, but your waist size should also be considered with sizing.

For example: if you wear a 50 coat, but your waist size is 48. With a 50 coat, you would think that an X-Large (48 - 50) vest would be fine, but since your waist is 48 ... you can actually choose a 2X-Large (52 - 54) vest to accommodate your waist. Even though the vest will be large in your chest area, you can then have your tailor "taper" the vest in the chest area. Here's another example: Suppose you wear a 44R coat but only have a 34 inch waist. In this case, you would go with the Large (43 - 46) vest even though your waist range calls for a Medium. You would then take your vest to a tailor and have them "taper" the vest in the waist area. Remember: it's your tailor who can create perfection.

Boys Backless Vests:

• "Boys Small" = 3 - 6 Coat Size
• "Boys Medium" = 7 - 12 Coat Size
• "Boys Large" = 14 - 18 Coat Size

CUMMERBUNDS:
Cummerbunds = cummerbunds are adjustable. Standard cummerbunds fit a waist size 27 - 50. "Jumbo" cummerbunds fits waist sizes 50 - 60. (NOTE: Jumbo cummerbund sets are only available in "black".)

NECKWEAR:
Neckwear = neckwear is adjustable.

SHOES:
Shoe Size = Most of our shoe styles fit "true to size". The only exceptions would be "The Selector by After Six", "The Deco by Claiborne", or the "Crocodile by Sevasto Italiano". The Selector and Deco shoess run a little large; if you do decide to go in either of these styles, you should consider going with a 1/2 size smaller than what you normally wear. The Crocodile by Sevasto Italiano runs small, so you should consider going with a 1/2 size larger than what you would normally wear.
Below is an international shoes size chart for you to compare and easily understand the differences between international sizing standards.