Blue Tuxedo Jacket Paisley Pattern with Black Peak Lapel - Blazer - Prom - Wedding

Finding your coat size is fairly easy. If you own a coat or suit jacket you should be able to find your size just by looking at the tag inside your coat. If you don't own one or have trouble finding your correct size, the best next option maybe going to your local tailor, tuxedo rental shop, or department store and ask to be measured. More often than not, they will give you all your measurements free of charge. However, if you would like to do it yourself all you need is a tape measure. If you don't have one at home, you can print out your own here.

When measuring for your chest size, make sure your arms at your sides, measure around your upper body, under your armpits and over the fullest part of your chest and shoulder blades. You should put a flat hand between your chest and the tape measure to ensure a comfortable fit. You don't want your jacket to be really tight.

This chart should be used as a general guide to our sizing. Although this chart is accurate forto most customers, we cannot guarantee it will work for everyone. These are proportionate sizes and lengths relative to height and weight, for the "average built" man and can be used as a reliable guide.