Alan Paine Size Guide

Finding the right Alan Paine size allows you to choose a comfortable fit that is suited to your needs, whether for shooting, countrywear, or everyday outfits. Alan Paine collections offer several fits, with a clear distinction between Classic Fit and Shooting Fit depending on the level of ease desired.

How to take your measurements

• Chest: measure at the widest point, under the arms, without pulling the tape measure tight.
• Waist: measure at the hollow of your waist, where the garment naturally rests.
• Hips: measure at the widest point of the hips for trousers and skirts.
• Neck: for shirts, measure around the neck while keeping one finger between the tape and your skin.
• Sleeve length: measure from the shoulder to the wrist, with your arm slightly bent.

If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one for a more comfortable fit, especially if you are wearing an extra layer underneath.

Men's sizes – Jackets, blazers, and waistcoats

Men's sizes – Shirts

Men's sizes – Knitwear

Men's sizes – Trousers and breeks

Women's sizes – Jackets and coats

Women's sizes – Trousers

Hats and caps

Fit advice

Alan Paine mainly distinguishes between two levels of ease: Shooting Fit, which is more generous to allow for movement and layering, and Classic Fit, which is closer to the body while remaining comfortable.
For a jacket worn over a thin shirt, take your usual size; for shooting or country use with a jumper or waistcoat, choose the size above if you are in doubt.

Need help?

Unsure about which size to choose? Our team can help you find the Alan Paine fit best suited to your body shape and the type of garment selected.