Tricorp Size Chart: measuring sizes for work clothing

In this article we explain how you can measure your sizes for our work clothes. In the size chart you can then read what your clothing size is, based on your measured measurements. To determine your work clothing size, you need to measure four sizes. The following sizes apply for outerwear:

Chest size (chest width)
Waist (waist width)
Hip circumference (hip width)

To determine your trouser size you only need the following size:

Waist (waist width)

TIPS FOR MEASURING SIZES FOR WORK CLOTHING

How do you ensure that you measure your sizes correctly? We always give four tips for advice on how to take your measurements correctly:

Use a measuring tape
Do not pull (too hard) on the measuring tape; this can cause the measuring tape to stretch, causing the measurements to not be recorded correctly
Do not wear thick clothing while measuring
Have someone else measure your measurements so that the sizes can be read properly

MEASURING SIZES FOR WORK CLOTHING IN STEPS

STEP 1: MEASURING THE UPPER WIDTH

The upper width is the widest point of the chest circumference. Recording the upper width differs for men and women. Women should hold the measuring tape at the level of the nipples to measure the upper width. Men hold the measuring tape just below the armpits to measure the upper width.

STEP 2: MEASURING WAIST WIDTH

The waist width can be measured by wrapping the measuring tape around the (natural) waist. Your waist is the narrowest part of your torso.

STEP 3: MEASURING THE HIP WIDTH

The hip width is the widest point of the hips. Take the measurement by wrapping the measuring tape around the widest point of the hips.

TRICORP SIZE CHART

View the different size charts that you can generally use for our products. There is a size chart for outerwear and a size chart for jeans for both men and women.

LARGE SIZES

At Tricorp you can find work clothing in large sizes. Our sizes run up to 8XL. Please note: our large sizes have changed as of January 1, 2019. What used to be 5XL is now 4XL and what used to be 7XL is now 5XL. In addition, the large sizes 6XL, 7XL and 8XL have been added to our range. This way everyone can order his or her work clothing in the right size. In the size charts above you can read which dimensions correspond to which size.

BASIC FIT VS. SMART FIT

In addition to measuring the size, choosing the fit is also important. Our work clothes with a slim fit The fit fits well around your body and is therefore a bit tighter. Do you prefer to wear your work clothes a little looser around your body? Then choose one basic fit model! Your size does not matter when choosing a fit; Your size is the same for both basic fit and slim fit.