Down Jacket Size Chart

Size	Chest (inches)	Waist (inches)	Hip (inches)	US Men’s Size	US Women’s Size
XS	32 – 34	26 – 28	32 – 34	28 – 30	0 – 2
S	34 – 36	28 – 30	34 – 36	30 – 32	4 – 6
M	38 – 40	30 – 32	38 – 40	34 – 36	8 – 10
L	42 – 44	32 – 34	42 – 44	38 – 40	12 – 14
XL	46 – 48	34 – 36	46 – 48	42 – 44	16 – 18
XXL	50 – 52	36 – 38	50 – 52	46 – 48	20 – 22
3XL	54 – 56	38 – 40	54 – 56	50 – 52	24 – 26

How to Use This Chart:

1. Chest Measurement: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape comfortably snug but not tight.
2. Waist Measurement: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist, typically just above the belly button.
3. Hip Measurement: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and buttocks.
4. Refer to the Size Chart: Compare your measurements with the chart above to determine the appropriate jacket size.

Down Jacket Fit Types:

• Regular Fit: Standard fit, provides room for layering and comfort.
• Slim Fit: Tighter fit for a more athletic look, designed for those who prefer less bulk.
• Relaxed Fit: Looser fit, ideal for those who wear layers underneath or prefer a more relaxed look.

Additional Considerations:

• Layering: If you plan to wear a thick sweater or fleece underneath your jacket, consider going one size up for added comfort.
• Down Insulation: Down jackets are lightweight but can vary in warmth depending on the fill power (e.g., 700 fill vs 900 fill). Warmer jackets often have a slightly roomier cut to accommodate layering.

By using the size chart and considering your fit preference, you can choose the perfect down jacket that provides both warmth and comfort.