At Esaiv, we deeply understand the importance of well-fitting business attire instilling confidence and professionalism in the workplace. Therefore, we combine advanced technology with meticulous tailoring expertise to create workwear that is both refined and comfortable for every customer. To ensure the best fit, please refer to the Esaiv size chart. We recommend choosing the size closest to your measurements. If your measurements are between sizes, we recommend the larger size.

How to Measure Your Body Measurements

1.Chest: Stand with your arms relaxed and measuring tape horizontal (parallel to the ground) and measure at the fullest part of your bust. Your chest measurement will help you choose the best suit, shirt, or top size.

2.Waist: Measure at the narrowest part of your natural waistline (typically approximately 1 inch above your belly button), ensuring the tape measure fits snugly but not too tight. Your waist measurement is crucial for determining your pants and skirt size.

3.Hip: Stand with your feet together and measure at the fullest part of your hips, keeping the tape horizontal and around the widest part of your hips. This measurement will determine the size of pants, skirts, and dresses.

4.Shoulder Width: Measure from the outermost point of one shoulder, along the natural line of the back, to the outermost point of the other shoulder. This measurement determines the shoulder fit of suit jackets and shirts.

5.Pants Length: Measure from the natural waistline, along the line of the outer leg, to the ankle, keeping the tape straight. This measurement is used to select the appropriate length for dress pants and trousers.

6.Arm Length: Measure from the outer point of the shoulder to the wrist bone, along the natural bend of the arm. This measurement will affect the sleeve length of shirts and suit jackets.