Aclima size charts

Measuring instructions

To measure exactly which size of Aclima is most suitable for you, you will first need a tape measure. It is best to ask someone else to take your measurements while you are standing straight and relaxed without shoes. Try not to pull the measuring tape too tight, but also not too loose around the body. Avoid bulky clothing. For the most accurate results, only wear your undergarments or close-fitting clothes, such as a base layer.

1. Body height: measured from the top of the head to the floor.
2. Chest: measured around the back and chest, under the arms, where you are at your widest.
3. Waist: measured by measuring the circumference around your stomach and back, above hip height.
4. Hip: measured where you are widest around the hips.
5. Arm length: measured from shoulder to wrist.
6. Inseam: measured from crotch to floor.

Fit

Aclima uses four terms to describe the fit of a garment. In order from tight to loose fit, these are:

• Slim fit: garments marked slim fit sit close to the body and are considered thermal clothing or underwear.
• Regular fit: some of Aclima's garments function as a second layer (mid-layer), they have a slightly wider fit and are described as regular fit.
• Relaxed fit: Aclima's clothing considered second and third layers usually have a relaxed fit. Such as jackets and vests.
• Loose fit: garments with a loose fit are referred to as loose fit.