Modern Ambition offers two fits, slim and standard. Both have the same classic lines through the neck and shoulders.

Slim fit: has sewn in darts that give a more streamlined fit through the chest and waist.

Standard fit: does not have darts, to provide a more relaxed fit through the chest and waist.

A: Neck

Lay the shirt open and flat on a surface and flatten the collar. Using a soft measuring tape, measure from the center of the button to the far end of the buttonhole. This is your neck size.

B: Shoulder

Lay the shirt face down, flat and smooth. Find the points where the shoulder seams meet the sleeve seams. Measure straight across from one point to the other. This is your shoulder width.

C: Chest

Button the shirt completely and lay it flat, face up. Measure from one armpit seam straight across to the other armpit seam. This is your chest size.

D: Natural Waist

Keep the shirt buttoned and flat. Locate where the sleeve and armpit meet, and measure about 20cm down from that seam, and measure the width of the shirt. This is your natural waist.

Use the number you got to compare with the size chart below.

Our suit trousers have a 36" inseam length and are intended to be hemmed by a tailor to your specifications. Chinos and 5-pocket pants have a 34" inseam length and may also require alteration.

Stand up straight, relaxed.

Determine where your pants normally sit; for dress pants, it’s usually just above your hips and below your belly button.

A: Waist

Wrap a soft measuring tape around your waist at that spot. Keep the tape snug but not digging into your torso; you should be able to slip two fingers inside. The number (in inches or centimetres) where the tape meets is your waist size.

B: Inseam

Put on a pair of pants that fit you well in length. Start measuring from the crotch seam (where the four seams meet) straight down the inside of your leg. Measure to the point where you want the pants to end — usually just at the top of your shoe’s heel for dress pants. That number is your inseam length.

Use the number you got to compare with the size chart below.

We recommend using a soft measuring tape, a mirror and having someone assist you.

Stand up straight and relaxed with your arms at your sides, using normal posture.

A: Simply Measure Your Chest

1. Wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, usually just under your armpits and across your shoulder blades. Make sure the tape goes straight across your back and is level (not slipping down).
2. The tape should be snug but not tight. You should be able to slip a finger under it. Breathe normally. Take the measurement while exhaling gently (not holding your breath).
3. Look at the measurement in inches or centimeters where the tape meets. Round to the nearest half inch (or centimeter).

Use the number you got to compare with the size chart below.

We recommend using a soft measuring tape, a mirror and having a pair of pants that already fit you well.

Stand up straight and relaxed (don't suck in your stomach). For casual pants, the waistband usually sits a little lower than your natural waist, closer to your hips.

A: Measure Your Waist

Wrap a soft measuring tape around your waist at that spot that sits comfortably for you. Place the tape measure around the spot where the waistband of the pants would sit (often just below the navel or around the top of the hip bones). Keep the tape snug but not tight.

The number (in inches or centimetres) where the tape meets is your waist size. Round to the nearest half-inch (or cm).

B: Measure Your Inseam

Put on a pair of pants that fit you well in length. Start measuring from the crotch seam (where the four seams meet) straight down the inside of your leg.

Measure to the point where you want the pants to end (usually just at the top of your shoe’s heel). That number is your inseam length.

Use the number you got to compare with the size chart below.