Appropriately dressed

Workwear is something a lot of people have on for eight, ten or even twelve hours a day. So it is worth spending time on choosing the right size for your height and weight. Maybe your measurements are not exactly the same as they were before. Therefore, check your chest size, waist size and leg length. With shirts, it is the neckline that is important. It is vital that your workwear is comfortable and that it fi ts you perfectly.
It is also important to pay attention to size variations when you are changing from another brand. You can request a measuring chart and order form from TOUGHWEAR.

Please note that cotton is a natural product and will shrink. Allow up to 5% shrinkage from washing. Hence, garments should not be chosen too small.

See measuring chart...

A:
Chest. When measuring for jackets and boiler suits, place the tape measure level around the widest part of the chest.
For example: If your chest measurement is 102 cm, choose jacket size 104 cm (next size up). If a sweater is to be worn under the jacket, choose the next size up, i.e. 108 cm.

P:
Collar size. When measuring for shirts, place the tape measure level around the neck, 1 cm above the collar bone.

E:
Inner seam. Measure from the crotch to the desired length of trouser leg. Regular 82 cm (32"). Tall 90 cm (35"). Short 76 cm (30"). Women´s trousers 76 cm (30").

K:
Waist. When measuring for trousers and bib & braces, place the tape measure level around the waist.

L:
Hip. When measuring for women’s trousers, place the tape measure level around the hip.

H:
Head measurement.