How to Choose Your Size

Start with the size chart that matches the product type you are shopping for. Compare your body measurements with the chart, then check the product page for fit notes such as relaxed, regular, slim, loose, short, tall, plus, or curvy.

• For pants and shorts, prioritize waist, seat or hips, thigh, and inseam.
• For shirts and tops, prioritize chest, hip, and sleeve length.
• For coveralls and bibs, compare chest, waist, hip, inseam, and torso length when available.
• Use the product’s fit description to decide whether you want a closer or roomier fit.

Measuring Tips

Use a soft measuring tape and keep it level without pulling too tight. For the most accurate fit, measure over light clothing and stand naturally.

• Chest: Measure around the fullest part of the chest, under the arms.
• Waist: Measure around the top of the hipbone or natural waistline, depending on the product type.
• Hips or Seat: Measure around the fullest part while standing with heels together.
• Thigh: Measure around the widest part of the upper thigh.
• Inseam: Measure from the base of the crotch to the top of the shoe or boot.
• Sleeve Length: Measure from the center back collar, around the elbow, to the wrist.

Fit Notes & Between-Sizes Advice

Dickies workwear can vary by fabric, fit, and product style. If your measurements fall between two sizes, choose the smaller size for a closer fit or the larger size for a looser fit.

If your waist and hip measurements suggest different sizes, use the measurement that matters most for the garment. For bottoms, hips or seat may be more important for comfort; for tops and coveralls, chest and torso length can affect mobility.

Check the Product Details

Size charts are a helpful starting point, but each Dickies product may have its own fit notes, inseam options, rise, leg opening, fabric content, or stretch level. Always review the product-detail page before selecting a size.

For help choosing a Dickies size, contact customer support at [email protected].