Orvis Clothing Size Guide

Orvis clothes are cut generously to accommodate the active, country lifestyle. In addition, Orvis build plenty of “wearing ease” in all their garments to ensure you will enjoy them for many years. Orvis field-test all of them on associates, and they take into consideration how the clothing will be worn. For example, when they fit outerwear, they always size it with the appropriate layers beneath. That means you do not need to order a size up for a comfortable fit.

Jackets & Fleeces

Sizes	Fits Chest	Sleeve Length
Small	34in - 36in	34in
Medium	38in - 40in	34.5in
Large	42in - 44in	35in
XLarge	46in - 48in	35.75in
XXLarge	50in - 52in	36.5in

 

Fly Vests

Sizes	Fits Chest
Small	34in - 36in
Medium	38in - 40in
Large	42in - 44in
XLarge	46in - 48in

 

Shirts

Sizes	Fits Chest	Neck Size	Sleeve Length
Small	34in - 36in	14in - 14.5in	34in
Medium	38in - 40in	15in - 15.5in	34.5in
Large	42in - 44in	16in - 16.5in	35in
XLarge	46in - 48in	17in - 17.5in	35.75in
XXLarge	50in - 52in	18in - 18.5in	36.5in

 

Hats

Sizes	Hat Size	Head Size
Small	6 3/4in - 6 7/8in	21 1/8in - 21 1/2in
Medium	7in - 7 1/8in	21 7/8in - 22 1/4in
Large	7 1/4in - 7 3/8in	22 5/8in - 23in
XLarge	7 1/2in - 7 5/8in	23 1/2in - 23 7/8in
XXLarge	7 3/4in	24 1/4in

 

*How To Find The Correct Hat Size

Using a cloth measuring tape, measure around your head at the point at which your hat normally rides (approximately 1” above your ear). If your measurement is between two hat sizes, order the larger size.

Your hat should fit securely, but not tightly—if you shake your head back and forth vigorously, the hat should stay put. The same goes for bending forward: if you bend down, your hat shouldn’t slip off. Make sure, though, that your hat doesn’t bind or pinch. If it does, we recommend you exchange it for the next larger size.