Merlin have a universal size guide that covers their full range of garments including jackets and pants.

When between two garment sizes, order the larger size for a more relaxed fit and the option to layer up, or order a smaller size for a tighter fit when layers and liners are less likely to be required.

How to Measure Chest: Measure around the fullest part of the chest, under the armpits, keeping the tape horizontal.

How to Measure Waist: Measure around the natural waist line, inline with the naval, keeping the tape horizontal.

You will see that different garments have different sizing designations, either alpha or numeric. Leather garments have numeric designations, such as 42″ for men or 14 for ladies. With less flexibility and room to adjust the fit, the leather is very specific in size.

The textile garments usually include bicep, forearm, waist and hem adjustment points, giving riders the option to truly tailor their fit. As a result, textile designation is alpha – Small, Medium, Large etc. This more generic size designation is great for the versatility of layering and fit.