Men’s size guide

Find your size

Fit and measurements vary by style. Open Size guide beside the size selector on the product page. Where a style-specific guide is available, you can view garment measurements, measuring instructions and size conversions.

Compare with a garment that fits you well

1. Choose a similar garment in the same category, with a fit you like.
2. Fasten it and lay it flat without stretching the fabric.
3. Follow the diagram and instructions for each measurement in the product guide. Compare the same measuring points.
4. Check measurements in centimetres or inches, and any stated measurement tolerances.

A flat measurement is not a body circumference. For example, an underarm-to-underarm chest measurement describes the garment laid flat. Do not compare it directly with your chest circumference. Each style has its own cut and ease.

Take your body measurements

Use a soft tape measure without pulling it tight: around the fullest part of the chest, the natural waist and the fullest part of the hips. These are general reference points; use the garment measurements on the product page when available.

Understanding size labels

• Jackets: a French jacket size is different from a trouser size.
• Suits: in a drop-8 suit, a size-50 jacket is paired with size-42 trousers. Check both pieces and their measurements in the suit guide.
• Shirts: for collar-sized styles, the size refers to the collar circumference in centimetres. Also check the chest and sleeve measurements.
• Jeans: W sizing refers to a waist-size label in inches, rather than a French clothing size.
• Knitwear and polos: XXL and 2XL are equivalent labels, as are XXXL and 3XL. Check the individual style’s fit.

Need help?

If you are between sizes or cannot find a chart for your item, email hello@curling.fr with the style name and the measurements of your reference garment. We will help you choose.