Childrens Clothing Sizes

Junior Clothing Sizes

 Adults Clothing Sizes

Adults Larger Sizes

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Tips On How To Measure Yourself

1. Get a flexible tape measure, not a steel tape or ruler.
2. When measuring wear the clothing that you would normally be wearing under your race suit.
3. Allow for movement and flexibility, a race suit should not be a tight fit.
4. For the best results take measurements a few times and if you need help ask someone to take the measurements for you.

Standard Sizing Guide

Chest  Measurement – To measure the chest use a flexible tape under one arm pit and wrap round to the other. The tape should be held below the arm pit at the lowest point where the shirt body meets the sleeve.

Inside Arm Measurement – Place the end of the measuring tape high in the arm pit and measure down to the wrist bone.

Waist Measurement – Measure around the smallest part of your torso keeping your tape measure comfortable loose. (Should be somewhere below the rib cage and above the belly button).

Inside Leg Measurement – Stand up straight with your feet shoulder width apart, measure from top of inside leg at crotch to your ankle bone.

Back Measurement (neck to crotch) - At back measure vertically from nape of neck down to crotch, halfway between legs, bending slightly forwards.