It is incredibly important to choose the right size when buying work clothing. The size of a garment affects its comfort, function and not least durability. Our clothes are designed to give the user optimum mobility. Naturally, such mobility will be reduced if the garment is too big or small.

Functional details such as pockets, for example, are positioned to be practical when performing different tasks. Too big a garment means, for example, that kneepad pockets end up in the wrong place and also that tools can drop out. Wearing the wrong size makes pockets less useful and worse, the user risks being injured as a result of poor load distribution.

The life of a garment largely depends on its size. Too tight a garment subjects the material and seams to abnormal strain, which often causes the item to rip in various places. Euro Work Wear has ensured a suitable width for all sizes and designs.

Most of all Euro Work Wear CXS pants are available in standard sizes (US Size inseam 32) at this time but many of them are extendable 2.5 inches to fit in size 34 or can be shortened to fit into size US 30. A lot of our designs are also available in ladies' sizes. Almost all our jackets and shirts come in sizes S-XXL, and some in XS and XXXL.

Note: US equivalent sizes are listed at the size table. Order garments in the US by pant sizes(i.e. 30 X 32)or Jacket and shirt sizes(i.e. L); however waist sizes tend to run small and we recommend ordering a waist size larger than you normally wear in pants.

Garments are manufactured in centimeters for the European market and sizes have been converted to inches for the U.S. market. Waist sizes tend to run on the small side and most people will require a waist size larger than they normally wear in the men's pants.