Fit

Size Guide

Measure close to the body, compare with the product information, and choose the fit you want—not just the label you usually wear.

Product-specific size tables are being verified. Use the measurements listed on the product page or contact support@orlaven.com before ordering.

Men's Outerwear

How to Measure

Shoulder

Measure from the tip of one shoulder, across your back to the tip of your other shoulder.

Chest

Measure the circumference around the fullest area of chest.

Natural Waist

Measure the circumference around the narrowest area of waist.

Lower Waist

Measure the circumference around the fullest area of waist.

Hips

Measure around the fullest part of your body, above the top of your legs.

Sleeves Outseam

Measure from your shoulder seam, with your arm slightly bent, to the tip of your wrist.

Pants Inseam

Measure from your crotch point to your ankle bone.

Women's Outerwear

How to Measure

Shoulder

Measure from the tip of one shoulder, across your back to the tip of your other shoulder.

Bust

Measure the circumference around the fullest area of bust.

Natural Waist

Measure the circumference around the narrowest area of waist.

Lower Waist

Measure the circumference around the fullest area of waist.

Hips

Measure around the fullest part of your body, above the top of your legs.

Sleeves Outseam

Measure from your shoulder seam, with your arm slightly bent, to the tip of your wrist.

Pants Inseam

Measure from your crotch point to your ankle bone.

Fit is personal

Choose the room you want

The same body measurement can lead to different size choices depending on silhouette, layers and how close you want the jacket to sit.

Close fit

A closer fit follows the body with less room for heavy layers. Check chest or bust, shoulder and sleeve measurements carefully and consider your range of movement.

Regular fit

A regular fit allows more everyday ease without intentionally creating an oversized silhouette. Your preferred layer still matters when comparing sizes.

Layering fit

If the jacket will sit over knitwear or heavier clothing, measure while wearing a similar layer and mention that preference when asking for sizing help.

Sizing questions

Measure first, then decide

Answers to the fit questions that most often affect jacket selection.

Are these body or garment measurements?

Use only the measurement definition shown with the relevant chart or product. Product-specific tables remain hidden until ORLAVEN confirms their measurement basis. Contact support if the distinction is unclear.

What should I do if I fall between sizes?

Compare the measurements that control the fit most—usually chest or bust, shoulder and sleeve—then consider layering and silhouette. Send your measurements and product link for guidance before ordering.

Should I order my usual label size?

Not without checking. Sizing can vary by product and silhouette, so use measurements and the product information rather than relying only on the label you usually wear.

How should the tape be held?

Keep it level, close to the body and comfortably firm without pulling tight. Stand naturally and ask another person to help with shoulders and sleeves when possible.

Need a second opinion?

Fit questions are worth asking