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Measure from the stitches below the armpits on one side to another.
Measure from where the shoulder seam meets armhole to the cuff.
Measure from where the shoulder seam meets the collar to the hem.
Measure straight across the top of the waistband from edge to edge.
Measure from the bottom of the front rise to the top of the front rise.
Measure straight across the widest hip line from edge to edge.
Measured from the crotch seam to the top edge of the back waistband.
Measure across straight from the crotch seam to the outside of the leg.
Measure straight across the leg opening.
Measure the length from the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg.
Measure from the waistband to the leg opening or hem.
£250.00 Size Guide
Don't know how to choose your size? Don't worry, We'll help you find the perfect size.
Measure from the stitches below the armpits on one side to another.
Measure from where the shoulder seam meets armhole to the cuff.
Measure from where the shoulder seam meets the collar to the hem.
Measure straight across the top of the waistband from edge to edge.
Measure from the bottom of the front rise to the top of the front rise.
Measure straight across the widest hip line from edge to edge.
Measured from the crotch seam to the top edge of the back waistband.
Measure across straight from the crotch seam to the outside of the leg.
Measure straight across the leg opening.
Measure the length from the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg.
Measure from the waistband to the leg opening or hem.
This greatcoat based on the 1940s RAF coat from WWII.
It is a coat worn by members of the British Royal Air Force in conditions where their ordinary uniforms do not provide sufficient warmth. Before synthetic fibers, thick wool was the most common material used to make coats. The coats were heavy and tight, but not particularly windproof, so they were better suited for officers who were not on the front line. Although thick wool is somewhat waterproof, it can add further weight to coats in bad, rainy weather and take a long time to dry out. Not being sufficiently waterproof and windproof, it was not a more practical option for officers and soldiers, so since the 1960s, the coat has been regarded as ceremonial.
The coat based on an RAF coat from the 1940s during the WWII, has been tailored to fit better than the original but retains classic details.
| Size | Shoulder | Chest | ||
| IN | CM | IN | CM | |
| S/36 | 18.1 | 46 | 40.9 | 104 |
| M/38 | 18.5 | 47 | 42.5 | 108 |
| L/40 | 19.3 | 49 | 44.1 | 112 |
| XL/42 | 19.7 | 50 | 45.7 | 116 |
| XXL/44 | 20.1 | 51 | 47.2 | 120 |
| Size | Center Back Length | Sleeve | ||
| IN | CM | IN | CM | |
| S/36 | 40.6 | 103 | 23.2 | 59 |
| M/38 | 40.9 | 104 | 23.6 | 60 |
| L/40 | 41.3 | 105 | 24.0 | 61 |
| XL/42 | 41.7 | 106 | 24.4 | 62 |
| XXL/44 | 41.7 | 106 | 24.8 | 63 |
| Size | Fit Height | Fit Weight | ||
| FT | CM | LB | KG | |
| S/36 | 5'3"-5'6" | 162-173 | Less than 136 | Less than 62 |
| M/38 | 5'4"-5'7" | 165-176 | 138-152 | 63-69 |
| L/40 | 5'5"-5'9" | 168-180 | 154-169 | 70-77 |
| XL/42 | 5'5"-6'0" | 170-185 | 171-180 | 78-82 |
| XXL/44 | 5'6"-6'2" | 173-189 | 182-191 | 83-87 |
Measurements reflect garment dimensions. Please use this chart as a general guide as measurements are approximate.
In order to best determine fit, it may be helpful to compare our garment’s measurements to a similar garment you already own. Lay your garment on a flat surface and take all measurements from the outside of the garment.
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