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To ensure that the clothing you order fits you perfectly, it is important to take accurate measurements. Returns can be costly and time-consuming for both parties involved, so let’s get it right the first time. If you have any questions during the process, please don’t hesitate to contact us..

Here are some guidelines on how to measure for clothing:

1. Men’s Height Chart:

   • If you are 5’7″ or shorter, choose the “SHORT” option.
   • If you are between 5’8″ and 6’1″, select the “REGULAR” option.
   • If you are 6’2″ or taller, go for the “TALL” option.

2. Sizing Coats, Shirts, and Vests:

   • Please inform us if you typically buy your modern-day clothes in TALL or SHORT sizes.
   • For SHORT sizes, we make the sleeves 1″ shorter than REGULAR and the body 2″ shorter than REGULAR.
   • For TALL sizes, we make the sleeves 1″ longer than REGULAR and the body 2″ longer than REGULAR.
   • Feel free to provide additional fitting specifics, such as very long or short arms, a large neck, an exceptionally broad chest and narrow waist, or any other details you think we should know about.

3. Sizing Trousers:

   • Our trousers are designed to be worn higher than today’s jeans.
   • Considering that many of us have larger stomachs, we recommend ordering ONE size larger than your normal jean size.
   • If you prefer an exceptionally loose fit, you can order TWO sizes larger than your normal jean size.
   • Keep in mind that suspenders are used to hold the trousers up, so a bit of looseness is desirable.
   • Please note that we do not handle the inseam on trousers.

By providing us with your accurate measurements and any additional fitting specifics, we can ensure that the clothing you receive fits you comfortably and meets your expectations.

For your Custom Size Measurements, 

Please:

When taking measurements for clothing, it is essential to follow these guidelines for accuracy:

1. Avoid self-measurement: It is recommended not to measure yourself, as it can be challenging to obtain precise measurements on your own. Enlist the assistance of a friend or family member for more accurate results.

2. Use a cloth measuring tape: Ensure you have a cloth measuring tape specifically designed for taking measurements. Avoid using a metal or plastic tape measure, as they may not provide accurate measurements.

3. Measure every point twice: Double-check each measurement to ensure accuracy. Taking measurements twice helps minimize errors and ensures a more precise fit.

4. Accurate measurements are crucial: Pay close attention to detail when measuring. Even small differences can affect the fit of the clothing. Take your time and measure each point carefully.

By adhering to these guidelines and using a cloth measuring tape, you can help ensure that your measurements are accurate, resulting in a better fit for your clothing.

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While we have taken great care to ensure the accuracy of pricing in our online catalog, occasional mistakes may occur. Therefore, we reserve the right to correct any errors that may arise.

Please be aware that our prices are subject to change without prior notice. We make every effort to provide competitive pricing and strive to keep our prices below those of our competitors.

We value transparency and fairness in our pricing, and if any changes or corrections occur, we will do our best to communicate them promptly and accurately.

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