Men's Bottoms Numeric Size Chart & Fit Guide
Measure twice, buy once and wear for a lifetime.
Numeric Size | Waist | Hip* |
---|---|---|
28 | 29 in | 35 in |
29 | 30 in | 36 in |
30 | 31 in | 37 in |
31 | 32 in | 38 in |
32 | 33 in | 39 in |
33 | 34 in | 40 in |
34 | 35 in | 41 in |
35 | 36 in | 42 in |
36 | 37 in | 43 in |
38 | 39 in | 45 in |
40 | 41 in | 47 in |
42 | 43 in | 49 in |
44 | 45 in | 51 in |
* Hips are usually the best size predictor, but if your waist measurement is larger, consider buying the size indicated by your waist.
Fit Guide
Though each Patagonia® product is designed and shaped specifically for its intended use, we can generalize our fit descriptions in four ways:
Formfitting
Conforms to the body’s contours.
Slim Fit
Closer-fitting. Slim-fitting technical garments may be worn over baselayers and light midlayers.
Regular Fit
Neither slim nor oversized. Regular-fitting technical garments may be worn over heavier midlayers.
Relaxed Fit
Drapes loosely on the body.
How to Measure for Tops and Bottoms
1. Measure your arm length
With elbow bent, measure from the center (back) of neck to elbow and down to wrist.
2. Measure your chest
Relax your arms, then measure around the fullest part of your chest/bust.
3. Measure your waist
Bend slightly to one side to find your natural waist. (This will be the crease created from bending). Then, stand erect and measure around your body at the crease points.
4. Measure your hips
Stand relaxed with feet shoulder-width apart. Now, measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.
1. Measure your waist
Bend slightly to one side to find your natural waist. (This will be the crease created from bending). Then, stand erect and measure around your body at the crease points.
2. Measure your hips
Stand relaxed with feet shoulder-width apart. Now, measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.