Before you order
Send the right sizing details up front.
- Garment category and intended use
- Target fit: standard, relaxed, or tailored
- Size range or chart used by your organization
- Quantity split if you already know the mix
Size Guide
Prepare measurements the right way before you place an order.
Uniform and corporate apparel performs better when the buyer shares the intended fit, size range, and end-use context early. This guide helps you prepare that information before you request a quote.
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Fit
Decide whether you need standard, relaxed, or tailored sizing
The right fit standard depends on the garment category and how your team will wear it. Share that context when requesting recommendations.
Accuracy
Use the same measurement method for the whole order
Consistent measuring avoids size drift between branches, schools, or departments and reduces revision risk later in the process.
Useful links
Need help deciding the product first?
Browse the catalog or compare categories before you finalize your measurements.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What should I send with a size request?
Include garment type, target fit, size range, quantity by size if available, and any special requirements such as longer sleeves or modest cuts.
Can you work with local sizing charts?
Yes. If your organization already uses a specific size chart, share it in the inquiry and we will review it against the product category.
Next step
Talk to the team that handles your order from inquiry to dispatch.
If you need product guidance, a quotation, or export documentation support, the fastest path is a direct inquiry with your target quantity, sizing needs, and destination market.