Men's Suit Size Chart

Men's Suit Size Chart
Men's Suit Size Guide Chart
Size A & Neck
(CM)		 B & Sleeve
(CM)		 C & Chest
(CM)		 D & Waist
(CM)		 E & Hip
(CM)		 F & Inseam
(CM)		 G & Height
(CM)
XS 36.0 55.1 84.0 72.0 86.0 74.6 165.0
S 37.0 56.2 88.0 76.0 90.0 77.8 168.0
S 38.0 57.3 92.0 80.0 94.0 79.2 171.0
M 39.0 58.4 96.0 84.0 98.0 80.6 174.0
M 40.0 59.5 100.0 88.0 102.0 82.0 177.0
L 41.0 60.4 104.0 92.0 106.0 83.4 180.0
L 42.0 61.2 108.0 96.0 110.0 84.8 183.0
XL 43.0 62.1 112.0 100.0 114.0 86.2 186.0
XL 44.0 62.3 116.0 104.0 118.0 86.2 187.0
XXL 45.0 62.6 120.0 108.0 122.0 86.2 188.0
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Men's Suit Size Chart
Size US UK EU Russia Japan Korea
XXS 30 30 40 40 32 80
XS 32 32 42 42 34 85
S 34 34 44 44 36 90
S 36 36 46 46 38 95
M 38 38 48 48 40 100
M 40 40 50 50 42 105
L 42 42 52 52 44 110
L 44 44 54 54 46 115
XL 46 46 56 56 48 120
XL 48 48 58 58 50 125
XXL 50 50 60 60 52 130
XXL 52 52 62 62 54 135
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How to choose a suitable men's suit ?


Choosing the perfect men's suit requires attention to fit, fabric, occasion, and personal style. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you select the ideal suit:

1. Determine the Occasion.

Business/Formal: Opt for classic colors (navy, charcoal, gray) in wool.
Weddings/Events: Consider midnight blue, black, or light gray (season-dependent).
Casual/Semi-Formal: Linen, cotton, or tweed in lighter shades (beige, light gray).

2. Focus on Fit (The Most Important Factor).

A well-fitted suit enhances your silhouette. Key checks:
Shoulders: Seams should align with your natural shoulder line (no wrinkles or pulling).
Chest: Jacket should button comfortably with slight room (one fist of space).
Sleeves: End at the wrist bone (showing 0.5 cm of shirt cuff).
Suit Length: Covers your seat (modern fits are slightly shorter).
Pants: Sit at your waist with a slight break at the shoes.

3. Choose the Right Fabric.

Wool: Best for all seasons (breathable, durable).
Super 100s–150s: Smooth, lightweight (ideal for business).
Flannel/Tweed: Heavier, textured (winter suits).
Linen/Cotton: Lightweight, casual (wrinkles easily).

4. Select the Color & Pattern.

Navy Blue: Most versatile (business, weddings, interviews).
Charcoal Gray: Professional, formal.
Black: Strictly for funerals/black-tie events.
Patterns: Solid, Safest for business; Pinstripes, Subtle power look (finance/law); Checks/Windowpane, Creative or casual settings.

5. Pick the Style Details.

Single-Breasted: 2–3 buttons (most common); Double-Breasted: Formal, bold (best for taller men).
Lapels: Notch, Standard for business; Peak, Formal (tuxedos/double-breasted suits).
Vents: Single Vent, Classic (U.S. style); Double Vent: European, more mobility.

6. Tailoring Is Essential.

Off-the-rack suits often need adjustments: Hem pants, adjust sleeves, taper waist.
Avoid altering shoulders/chest—buy these right first.

7. Try Before You Buy.

Wear a dress shirt and shoes when trying on.
Move around (sit, raise arms) to test comfort.