Patagonia Clothing Size Chart

Alpha Size Numeric Size Waist Size Chest (in) Chest (cm) Waist (in) Waist (cm) Hip (in) Hip (cm) Inseam (in) Inseam (cm)
XXS 00 24 31 78.7 22.5 62.3 34 86.4 30 76.2
– 0 25 32 81.3 25.5 64.8 35 88.9 – –
XS 2 25 33 83.8 26.5 67.3 36 91.4 31 78.7
– 4 27 34 86.4 27.5 68.9 37 94.0 – –
S 6 28 35 88.9 28.5 72.4 38 96.5 32 81.3
– 8 29 36 91.4 29.5 74.5 39 99.1 – –
M 10 30 37 94.0 30.5 77.5 40 101.6 33 83.8
– 12 31 38.5 97.8 32 81.3 41.5 105.4 – –
L 14 32 40 101.6 33.5 85.1 43 109.2 34 86.4
– 16 33 42 106.7 35.5 90.2 45 114.3 – –
XL 18 34 44 111.8 37.5 95.3 47 119.4 35 88.9
– 20 35 46 116.8 39.5 100.3 49 124.5 – –
XXL 22 36 48 121.9 41.5 105.4 51 129.5 36 91.4
– 23 37 50 127.0 43.5 110.5 53 134.6 – –
3XL 24 38 52 132.1 45.5 115.6 55 139.7 38 96.5
Size Chest (in) Chest (cm) Waist (in) Waist (cm) Hip (in) Hip (cm)
XXS 33 83.8 26 66 32 81.3
XS 35 88.9 28 71 34 86.4
S 37 94 30 76.2 36 91.4
M 40 101.6 33 83.8 39 99
L 44 111.8 36 91.4 43 109.2
XL 47 119.4 39 99 46 119.4
XXL 50 127 42 106.7 49 124.5
3XL 56 142.2 45 114.3 55 139.7
How to Measure:
  1. Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest.
  2. Waist: Bend to one side to find the natural crease of your waistline and measure there.
  3. Hips: Standing with feet together, measure around the fullest part of your hips.
  4. Inseam (women’s): Measure from just below your crotch to the bottom of your ankle.
  5. Sleeve (women’s): With your arm relaxed at your side and slightly bent, measure from the center back of your neck, across the shoulder to the elbow and down to the wrist.
Sizing Note: Hips are usually the best size predictor, but if your waist measurement is larger, go with the size indicated by your waist. If your chest and waist measurements fall into two different sizes, order the size indicated by your chest.
  • Slim Fit: Cut close to the body for a sleek, tailored fit. Can be worn over baselayers and light midlayers.
  • Regular Fit: Traditional outerwear fit with room to layer, but not too loose. Relaxed through the hips and thighs with a regular leg opening.
  • Standard Fit: Traditional outerwear fit with room to layer, but not too loose. Relaxed through the hips and thighs with a regular leg opening.
  • Relaxed Fit: Generously cut for a comfortable, roomy fit.
  • Oversized Fit: Super loose and baggy everywhere for an authentic oversized feel.