Sizing and Fit
PANTS
STRETCH FABRICSÂ - Allows us to make an ergonomically designed and better performing pant that uses less fabric, meaning less chance of things getting caught on machinery or flapping in the breeze when you're riding your motorcycle to work.
MODERN FIT - All 1620 Workwear pants feature a modern fit. This means our waist fits like your favorite pair of work pants, slightly slim through the thigh, with plenty of room in the crotch and slightly tapered towards the hem.Â
WAIST MEASUREMENT - Use a measuring tape to measure the waist circumference of your favorite pair of workpants. All pants tend to stretch out over time so that 32 or 34 you have been wearing might actually be slightly bigger than what the tag says. You can then refer to the waist measurement chart below to pick the perfect waist size. If your measurements are in between sizes we recommend sizing up
INSEAM LENGTH - We hem all of our pants to order so you can have the perfect length on all of your 1620 pants. The easiest way to measure inseam is to grab a pair of pants that fit well and lay them flat on the floor. With a measuring tape, measure the length from the crotch to the bottom of the leg/hem along the inseam of the pant. if you have been stuck buying pants with the wrong inseam we recommend measuring your actual inseam while standing up with a pair of boots on to make sure you get the coverage you want Â
TOPS
Our hoodies, shirt jackets and tees have a generous tradesman fit and are slightly longer in length than you may be used to, preventing any unwanted exposure.
We recommend buying the same size you normally wear in other brands.Â
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