Selecting the correct size is essential for achieving a polished, professional appearance and all-day comfort. Our Women's and Men's Uniform Size Charts and Measuring Guide will help you determine the best fit for custom uniforms, spa apparel, hospitality garments, healthcare uniforms, corporate workwear, and professional team apparel.

Using a soft measuring tape, follow our step-by-step instructions to accurately measure key body areas including bust, chest, waist, hips, sleeves, inseam, and outseam. These measurements can then be matched to our sizing charts to identify your closest size.

For the most accurate results, measurements should be taken over lightweight clothing by a professional tailor or seamstress whenever possible.

Women's & Men's Uniform Size Charts and Measuring Guide | Alesia C.

Women's Measuring Instructions

Follow our illustrated women's measuring guide to accurately measure:

• Bust
• Jacket Sleeve
• Natural Waist
• Low Waist
• Hips
• Regular-Length Outseam
• Ankle-Length Outseam

Women's Measuring Guide

For the most accurate fit, use a soft measuring tape and measure over lightweight, fitted clothing. Keep the tape comfortably snug without pulling it tight.

A. Bust

Measure around the fullest part of your bust, approximately 1 inch below the armhole. Keep the tape level all the way around your body. (Do not use your bra size as a measurement.)

B. Jacket Sleeve

Starting at the edge of your shoulder, measure down your arm to the wrist, ending at the point between your thumb and index finger.

C. Natural Waist

Measure around the narrowest part of your torso, typically located at or slightly above your navel. Keep the measuring tape comfortably relaxed.

D. Low Waist

Measure around the area where you normally wear tailored trousers or skirts. This measurement is generally taken below the natural waist and should not be taken at the position where low-rise jeans are worn.

E. Hips

Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat, ensuring the tape passes evenly over the hip bones. This point is usually 7–8 inches below the natural waist.

F.1 Outseam (Regular-Length Pants)

Measure from the point where your trousers normally sit between the natural and low waist, down the outside of the leg to your desired hem length while wearing your preferred footwear.

F.2 Outseam (Ankle-Length Pants)

Measure from the point where your trousers normally sit between the natural and low waist, down the outside of the leg to approximately 1½ inches above the ankle bone.

Important Sizing Information

Our garments are produced according to our standard size charts rather than made-to-measure specifications. Your measurements are used to determine the closest size, after which minor adjustments may be made to sleeve lengths, hems, and overall ease. For best results, measurements should be taken by a professional tailor or seamstress. We cannot guarantee sizing accuracy based on measurements taken by third parties.

Women's Uniform Size Chart

Use the Women's Size Chart to determine the best fit based on bust, natural waist, hip, and sleeve measurements. The chart includes sizes XXS through 5XL as well as recommendations for tall and petite sizing.

Men's Measuring Guide

For the most accurate fit, use a soft measuring tape and measure over lightweight clothing. Stand naturally and avoid holding your breath while measurements are being taken.

A. Hat Size

Measure around the fullest part of your head, keeping the tape level. Refer to the size chart for hat size conversion.

B. Neck

Measure around the base of the neck where a dress shirt collar would naturally sit when fully buttoned.

C. Jacket Sleeve

Measure from the edge of the shoulder down the arm to the wrist, ending at the point between the thumb and index finger.

D. Shirt Sleeve

Measure from the center back of the neck, across the shoulder, and down the arm to the wrist. For a classic tailored appearance, shirt sleeves should extend approximately ½ inch beyond the jacket sleeve.

E. Chest

Measure around the fullest part of the chest, approximately 1 inch below the underarms. Keep the tape level and comfortably relaxed.

F. Natural Waist

Measure around the waistline where tailored suit trousers are typically worn. Do not measure at the position of low-rise pants or jeans.

G. Inseam

Measure from the crotch seam along the inside of the leg to the desired pant length. Traditional tailored trousers should have only a slight break at the hem.

H. Outseam

Measure from the top of the waistband down the outside of the leg to the desired hem length. A properly tailored trouser should have only a slight break at the shoe.

Important Sizing Information

Our garments are produced according to our standard size charts rather than made-to-measure specifications. Measurements are used to identify the most appropriate size, with minor adjustments made for sleeve lengths, hems, and overall fit when necessary. For optimal accuracy, measurements should be taken by a professional tailor or seamstress. We cannot be responsible for sizing discrepancies resulting from measurements taken by others.

Men's Measuring Instructions

Follow our illustrated men's measuring guide to accurately measure:

• Neck
• Chest
• Jacket Sleeve
• Shirt Sleeve
• Natural Waist
• Inseam
• Outseam

Men's Uniform Size Chart

Use the Men's Size Chart to determine the appropriate fit based on chest, waist, seat, and sleeve measurements. The chart includes sizes XS through 5XL and provides options for regular, long, and extra-long proportions.

Professional Uniform Sizing Assistance

Need help selecting the right size? Our team can assist with measuring guidance and size recommendations for custom spa uniforms, hospitality apparel, healthcare uniforms, corporate workwear, resort uniforms, and branded team apparel.

Contact Alesia C. for professional sizing assistance and custom uniform solutions tailored to your organization. 

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207 E. Westminster, Suite 103, Lake Forest, IL 60045 USA