Size Guides | 2tall.com

• Our products are regular sizes - as you'd find in a high street shop - just longer. Our products don't fit like the sizes you find in big and tall stores. Which is great news!
• Many of our jeans, chinos and trousers are available in different fits. The current trend is for skinny and slim fits, and these are great if you're tall and slim like most of our customers. But if you're bigger built with bigger legs (like rugby players, rowers etc), we'd recommend our regular and relaxed fits.

• Different people have different proportions - some people are "all legs" while others have their height in their upper body, so when we give a height range - it's based on typical customers, and isn't the same for everyone.

• When a pair of jeans is labelled 34, that doesn't mean they measure 34 inches; it means it's designed to fit someone with a 34 inch waist, and the actual waist will vary depends on the way it's meant to fit (regular/relaxed fits will be bigger, as they are meant to look baggier). The actual garment will measure more; this is generally about an inch more, but some brands can be several inches more - this is known as vanity sizing and is why some brands tend to fit bigger than others. It's especially common with American brands (this esquire article has more info) which means an UK/EU Large would be a US Small, which is why we publish the actual measurements with the garment lying flat on a table to help guide you and for consistency, we always use the UK/EU sizing. 
• The fit of a product will also have an impact on it's measurements. Regular fit jeans will be broader across the whole garment than slim fit ones. So expect the legs / calf width to be wider, more generous around the hips and waist, and regular fit shirts to be broader across the shoulders, chest and waist too. Products which are more formal, such as trousers, won't have as much "give" as something less formal, such as jeans, so it's common to wear say a 34 waist in jeans, but a 36 waist in formal trousers. 
• While we publish actual product measurements, please understand that these are for guidance, and may vary a little. This is because fabrics are cut by hand from paper patterns, and then sewn by humans, so some minor variations are to be expected. The clothing industry uses a accepted tolerence of 4%, which in real terms means the measurements can vary by a few ccentimetres.

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