Around the fullest part
Wrap a soft tape around the fullest part of your chest. Keep it level and comfortable rather than pulling it tight.
The Hunchii fit notes
A little measuring.
A better fit.
Start with the individual jacket, then compare with a piece you already love. A few measurements can make your choice clearer.
01 / Measure yourself
Keep the tape level.
Leave room to move.
At your natural waist
Measure around your natural waist, keeping the tape comfortably against your body.
Around the fullest part
Stand naturally and measure around the fullest part of your hips. Keep the tape parallel to the floor.
Think about what goes underneath
A tee and a thicker knit need different room. Consider the layers you intend to wear and how you prefer your jacket to sit.
02 / Compare a familiar fit
Take a jacket you already love.
Lay it flat and fasten it. Smooth it gently without stretching, then compare the same measurements with those available for the Hunchii style.
Underarm to underarm
Measure straight across the front from one underarm to the other. This is a flat width. Double it only when comparing with a full garment circumference.
Seam to seam
Measure across the back between the shoulder seams. Dropped shoulders can change where this point sits.
Shoulder seam to cuff
Measure along the sleeve from its shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. Check whether the product uses another measuring method.
Collar base to hem
Measure down the back from the base of the collar to the hem. Compare the length with where you want the jacket to finish.
03 / Find your shape
Different layers.
Different proportions.
A shorter finish
A shorter hem changes the balance of a simple outfit. Compare the actual back length rather than judging only from a photo.
Room for your combinations
Roomier silhouettes and shirt-inspired layers can be worn over a tee. Compare chest, shoulder and sleeve measurements with your preferred fit.