TOPS

The charts below reflect body measurements. Please use this chart as a general guide to choose the best size for you.


SIZE (US) CHEST NECK WAIST SLEEVE
XS 32" - 34" 13" - 13 1/2" 26" - 28" 32"
S 35" - 37" 14" - 14 1/2" 29" - 31" 33"
M 38" - 40" 15" - 15 1/2" 32" - 34" 34"
L 41" - 43" 16" - 16 1/2" 35" - 37" 35"
XL 44" - 46" 17" - 17 1/2" 38" - 40" 36"
XXL 47" - 49" 18" - 18 1/2" 41" - 43" 37"

PANTS

The charts below reflect body measurements. Please use this chart as a general guide to choose the best size for you.


SIZE (US) XS S M L XL XXL
WAIST 26" - 28" 29" - 31" 32" - 34" 35" - 37" 38" - 40" 41" - 43"


PANT SIZE 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54
WAIST 28 ½” 29 ½” 30 ½” 31 ½” 32 ½” 33 ½” 34 ½” 35 ⅝” 36 ¾” 39” 41 ¼” 43 ½” 45 ¾” 48” 50 ¼” 52 ½” 54 ¾” 57” 59 ¼”
LOW HIP (SEAT) 33 ½” 34 ½” 35 ½” 36 ½” 37 ½” 38 ½” 39 ½” 40 ½” 41 ½” 43 ¼” 45” 46 ¾” 48 ½” 50 ½” 52 ½” 54 ½” 56 ½” 58 ½” 60 ½”

SUITS

The charts below reflect body measurements. Please use this chart as a general guide to choose the best size for you.


SLIM FIT
SIZE (US) CHEST WAIST HIP SLEEVE
Regular
SLEEVE
Long
SLEEVE
Short
3435"32"36 ½"33 ½"34 ¾"32 ¼"
3637"34"38 ½"34"35 ¼"32 ¼"
3839"36"40 ½"34 ½"35 ¾"33 ¼"
4041"38"42 ½"35"36 ¼"33 ¼"
4243"40"44 ½"35 ½"36 ¾"34 ¼"
4445"42"46 ½"36"37 ¼"34 ¼"
4647"44"48 ½"36 ½"37 ¾"35 ¼"
4849"46"50 ½"37"38 ¼"35 ¼"
5051"48"52 ½"37 ½"38 ¾"36 ¼"
5253"50"54 ½"38"39 ¼"36 ¼"
VERY SLIM FIT
SIZE (US) CHEST WAIST HIP SLEEVE
Regular
SLEEVE
Long
SLEEVE
Short
3434 ½"31"36"33 ½"34 ¾"32 ¼"
3636 ½"33"38"34"35 ¼"32 ¾"
3838 ½"35"40"34 ½"35 ¾"33 ¼"
4040 ½"37"42"35"36 ¼"33 ¾"
4242 ½"39"44"35 ½"36 ¾"34 ¼"
4444 ½"41"46"36"37 ¼"34 ¾"
4646 ½"43"48"36 ½"37 ¾"35 ¼"
4848 ½"45"50"37"38 ¼"35 ¾"
5050 ½"47"52"37 ½"38 ¾"36 ¼"
5252 ½"49"54"38"39 ¼"36 ¾"
MODERN FIT
SIZE (US) CHEST WAIST HIP SLEEVE
Regular
SLEEVE
Long
SLEEVE
Short
3436"34"37 ½"33 ½"34 ¾"32 ¼"
3638"36"39 ½"34"35 ¼"32 ¾"
3840"38"41 ½"34 ½"35 ¾"33 ¼"
4042"40"43 ½"35"36 ¼"33 ¾"
4244"42"45 ½"35 ½"36 ¾"34 ¼"
4446"44"47 ½"36"37 ¼"34 ¾"
4648"46"49 ½"36 ½"37 ¾"35 ¼"
4850"48"51 ½"37"38 ¼"35 ¾"
5052"50"53 ½"37 ½"38 ¾"36 ¼"
5254"52"55 ½"38"39 ¼"36 ¾"

SUIT PANTS

WAIST XS S M L XL XXL
INCHES 26" - 28" 29" - 31" 32" - 34" 35" - 37" 38" - 40" 41" - 43"


UNDERWEAR

The charts below reflect body measurements. Please use this chart as a general guide to choose the best size for you.


REGULAR SIZES

WAIST SMALL MEDIUM LARGE X-LARGE
INCHES 28-30" 32-34" 36-38" 40-42"
CM 71-76 81-86 91-97 102-107


BELTS

The charts below reflect body measurements. Please use this chart as a general guide to choose the best size for you.
Order 2 inches larger than your waist size. (e.g., 30" waist = 32" belt)


REGULAR SIZES

SIZE
US SIZE S S S M L XL
WAIST (IN) 28" 30" 32" 34" 36" 38" - 40"


SHOES

The charts below reflect body measurements. Please use this chart as a general guide to choose the best size for you.


REGULAR SIZES

SIZE
US 7 8 8 ½ 9 9 ½ 10 10 ½ 11 11 ½ 12 13
EUR 39 ½ 40 ½ 41 ½ 42 42 ½ 43 44 44 ½ 45 45 ½ 47


1 CHEST: Take the tape measure and wrap it around the widest part of your chest. Keep the tape measure straight and level at back and parallel to ground.

2 SLEEVE LENGTH: Measure from the back of your neck to your wrist. Keep the tape on the top side of your arm, going over the elbow. For suit sleeve length measure at the sleeve head to the cuff and over the elbow.

3 INSEAM: Measure from the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg.

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4 COLLAR: Measure around the fullest part of your neck where a shirt collar would sit. Ensure the tape measure is level all the way round and take the measurement with your index finger underneath the tape. This will ensure your collar is a comfortable fit, and not too tight.

5 WAIST: Measure around your natural waistline, which is the narrowest part of your waist. Measure approx. 6cm under your belly button

TIP Compare these product measurements to a similar garment you already own. Take all measurements from the outside, with the garment laying flat.

The Importance of Proper Sizing

A truly exceptional outfit is defined by how it fits; the right proportions don’t just complement your silhouette, they completely elevate your style and confidence. While finding that custom-tailored feel can be rare, top-tier brands have mastered the art of delivering a flawless, "off-the-rack" fit right out of the box. At Perry Ellis, we engineer our clothing with these precise premium standards in mind, ensuring you get a sharp, sophisticated look the very first time you put it on.

How to Use a Sizing Chart

To find your perfect fit, simply take your exact body measurements—typically chest, waist, and sleeve length—using a flexible measuring tape. Compare these numbers to our chart below to identify your ideal size, rounding up if you fall between sizes for a more comfortable, relaxed fit. This quick reference ensures your new wardrobe fits flawlessly right out of the box.

Getting Your Measurements for the Proper Fit

It’s important to know your measurements. Whether you’re getting something tailored or shopping online, having the right measurements will help you get a great fit.

If you can, we recommend going to a tailor and getting professional measurements done. They will be able to get the most accurate measurements with your desired fit in mind. For the most accurate measurements at home, be sure to use fabric tape, wear minimal clothing, and (if possible) have another person help you. All of the measurements below should be taken in inches (US).

Neck (Collar) Measurements

Measure the circumference of your neck starting at the nape, going around the back, and then back to the center of your nape. Make sure you’re measuring at the bottom of the neck.

Chest Width Measurements

Measure the width (not the circumference) of your chest aiming to get an even line of the tape 1” below the armpit.

Use a measuring tape, stand up straight, inhale, and take the tape around the widest part of your chest. Typically, that’s close to 1” below the armpit, but it may be different for some people.

You can also measure existing shirts/jackets you have that fit your chest well by laying the top on a flat surface and measuring from underarm to underarm. Be sure the garment is buttoned before you do so.

Some customers will try to measure “pit to pit,” but that’s not always the widest part of the chest. The pit to pit of a garment should be the widest part of the garment for an ideal fit so you’re not squeezing other parts of your torso.

In general, men’s traditional chest measurement sizing is around +1 or 2 inches of your pit to pit measurement. If you like a slimmer fit, adjust down 1 or 2 inches. If you like a wider fit, you can adjust up an inch or so.

Waist Measurements for Pant Size

You’re likely very familiar with the proper pant sizing. In order to get an accurate measurement of your waist, you’ll want to take the circumference of your waist around the smallest part of your natural waist. This is usually located right above your hip bone. Make sure to keep the measuring tape taut. If you like your pants to fit loose in the waist, you can add an inch.

Sleeve Length Measurements

Here’s where it helps to have another person. An accurate sleeve measurement is taken from the midpoint of your shoulder width on the back right at the base of your neck, over the top of the shoulder, and down to the bottom of the wrist bone.

Measuring Your Pants Inseam

The inseam measurement is the length (in inches) from your pants crotch (where the legs meet) down to the bottom hem, usually around the ankle. You’ll want to make sure you’re getting as straight of a line from crotch to hemline as possible.

For men, you also need to make sure you find a “comfortable” crotch point. A crotch measured too high up the thigh could restrict movement and cause problems if you’re not standing up perfectly straight. Depending on your footwear, you can opt to measure above or below the ankle line.