Men's

One Size Doesn't Fit All

Do you have trouble finding the right size off the rack? You're not alone. According to the latest facts from the Big & Tall Men's Apparel Needs Group, 16 million men define themselves as "big and tall." One out of every 13 American men finds that regular-sized clothing is too small. Think you "fit" into the Big & Tall category? Then take a look at our handy guide below to determine your size.

Regular, Big, Tall … Which is Which?

Regular: Refers to a well-proportioned body ranging from 5'8" - 6'0" tall. The hips and chest have equal width.

Big: Demonstrates a body from 5'8" - 6'0" tall with a midsection that's wider than the chest. Order a big size if you are 6'2" or shorter, and your waist measures the same or larger than your chest. In other words, big sizes are designed for men with a full waist and average height.

Tall: Describes a body 6'1" - 6'3" tall, with a longer-than-average torso and sleeve length. The hips and chest have equal width. A tall-sized shirt will be two inches longer in length than a regular-sized style, and the sleeves will be one-and-a-half inches longer. Order tall sizes if you are 6'2" or taller and your waist measures less than your chest. Many big men enjoy a longer shirttail, so they buy from the tall category in the next largest size. Because a tall size has a slimmer construction, a big man who wants the longer tail should move up one size.