Size Guides

Finding the right size starts with taking accurate body measurements. Use a flexible tape measure and stand naturally without pulling the tape too tight. For head measurements, wrap the tape around your head just above your eyebrows, ensuring it stays level and parallel to the floor while you look straight ahead. To measure your chest, place the tape around the fullest part of your chest and across your back, keeping it straight and even. Breathe normally and avoid expanding your chest artificially. For the waist, measure around the narrowest section of your torso, typically just above the belly button, while standing upright and relaxed.

Hand measurements are taken by placing the tape at the bend of the thumb and wrapping it around the widest part of your palm. For foot length, stand with your heels against a wall and position a flat object against your longest toe. Measure the distance from the wall to the object. It is recommended to measure both feet and use the longer measurement when selecting footwear.

Adult tops are sized according to chest and waist measurements. Smaller sizes correspond to chest measurements beginning in the low thirty-inch range and increase progressively through larger sizes, which accommodate chest measurements exceeding fifty inches. Waist measurements follow a similar incremental pattern, ensuring proportional fit across each size category from XS through 3XL. Bottoms are based on waist and low hip measurements, with low hip measured around the fullest part of the hips. As sizes increase, both waist and hip dimensions expand consistently to maintain balanced proportions.

Women’s sizing includes additional measurements such as bust and underbust. The bust is measured at the fullest point, while the underbust is taken directly beneath the bust around the ribcage. These measurements help determine appropriate sizing for tops and bras. Bra sizing corresponds to a combination of bust and underbust ranges, allowing for supportive and comfortable fit options across sizes from 2XS through 2XL. Women’s bottoms are similarly based on waist and low hip measurements, with gradual increases across size categories.

Children’s sizing is determined primarily by height, along with chest, waist, and low hip measurements. For infants, sizes begin at six months and progress through twenty-four months. Height ranges start around two feet and gradually increase. Toddler and youth sizes continue from approximately two years through mid-teen years, with height increments extending to over five feet for older children. Chest, waist, and hip measurements increase proportionally within each age bracket to ensure proper fit during growth stages.

Footwear sizing is based on foot length and is available in men’s, women’s, and unisex formats. Men’s sizes typically begin with foot lengths just under ten inches and extend to larger sizes exceeding eleven inches. Each US size corresponds to a specific European size and centimeter measurement, providing international consistency. Women’s footwear follows a similar structure, starting at smaller foot lengths and progressing upward. Unisex footwear combines both men’s and women’s US size equivalents alongside corresponding EU sizes and centimeter measurements, offering flexibility for shared styles.

Headwear and helmets are sized using head circumference. Smaller sizes fit head measurements beginning under twenty inches, while larger sizes extend beyond twenty-four inches. Gloves are selected using palm perimeter and hand length measurements, ensuring both width and finger coverage are considered.

For cycling equipment, children’s bikes are matched to rider height, beginning with smaller wheel sizes suitable for toddlers and progressing to larger frames for taller children. Adult road and gravel bikes are sized from XS to XL based on height ranges starting just above five feet and extending to over six and a half feet. Mountain bikes follow a comparable system, with size recommendations aligned to rider height for optimal control and comfort.

Accurate measurement is the foundation of selecting the correct size. Taking the time to measure carefully helps ensure comfort, performance, and confidence across apparel, footwear, accessories, and equipment.