Kilt and Outfit Size Chart - Vest Size Chart

Kilt Measuring Guide:

A. Waist	Waist measurements should be taken at the navel level and the measurement must be tight. This is usually taken 2 inches higher than your hip bone or higher from where your trousers are usually worn.
B. Hip or Seat Size	Please put your feet together, then measure the broadest part of your hips. Ensure that your pockets are empty! It’s not necessary.
C. Fell Measurements	This measurement should be halfway between the waist and seat (bottom). The fell is the distance from the waistline to the hip measurement line. It’s not necessary
D. Kilt Length	Please kneel on the ground, place the tape on the floor then measure up to your belly button. Remember that kilts shouldn’t be worn too long!

A. Neck	Measure collar bellow Adam's Apple.
B. Shoulder	Measure from the top of shoulder from sleeve joint to sleeve joint.
C. Chest	Measure around the center line of the chest at the widest point standing straight up & down.
D. Sleeve	Measure from sleeve joint to wrist point.
E. Back Length	Measure from bony protrusion at the back base of the neck, straight down to the middle of the back, to the level of the knuckles of both sleeves.
F. Waist	Waist measurements should be taken at the navel level and the measurement must be tight. This is usually taken 2 inches higher than your hip bone or higher from where your trousers are usually worn.
G. Hip or Seat Size	Please put your feet together, then measure the broadest part of your hips. Ensure that your pockets are empty! It’s not necessary.
H. Fell Measurements	This measurement should be halfway between the waist and seat (bottom). The fell is the distance from the waistline to the hip measurement line. It’s not necessary
I. Kilt Length	Please kneel on the ground, place the tape on the floor then measure up to your belly button. Remember that kilts shouldn’t be worn too long!
J. Height	Measure from top of your head to the bottom of your feet.