Sizing (Bottoms)

PLease use this guide and take the time to measure a pair of well-fitting pants.

We charge a 15% remaking fee to exchange your pants for a different size.

YOur tag size will be 2” less than the waist measurment of your worn in jeans

How do I measure my jeans?:

Watch the video above to figure out how to accurately measure the waist of your favorite pants.

  • Keep in mind that you’re more likely to under-measure than over-measure your waist. Line up the front and back waistband and pull it out flat and tight over your tape measure.

  • The goal really, is to pull your waistband out flat to take the largest measurement possible (anything else will result in under-measuring and you will order a size that’s too small).

  • For example: you measure your favorite jeans with a tape measure and get 17” at the waist.

    17” is half the full circumference of your waist so multiply it by 2 to get the full waist (34” in this case).

    Now subtract 2” and you have your tag size. 34”-2” = 32 tag size.

THIS PERSON SHOULD ORDER TAG SIZE 32 GREASE POINT WORKWEAR

Why do I subtract 2”?

The reason we subtract 2” is because our sizing runs 1” larger than the tag size and they will stretch 1” after break in. So a tag size 32 will come measuring 33” at the waist and will be snug at first but will stretch out to 34” after a day or two of wearing them.

This is common. Pants will measure an inch or two larger than the number on the tag. There is a lot of variability between brands and styles.

Please email us at info@greasepointworkwear.com with any questions!

 
 

Sizing (Tops)

Measure your favorite shirt or jacket according to the video instructions above. Keep in mind that all of our shirts and jackets will shrink up about 0.5” in the sleeve and body length after a wash so we patterned them to be a hair long to account for that. Please email us at info@greasepointworkwear.com with any questions!