Military Surplus Sizing GuideDue to the wide variety of surplus clothing we carry, a standardized sizing guide helps customers find the best fit. However, military surplus can vary significantly in fit and cut. This chart serves as a general reference rather than an exact, tailor-level measurement.Each military has its own sizing system, which is why we’ve created this guide to help you understand how we size our surplus garments.Jacket & Shirt SizingWhen an official military size chart is unavailable, we measure each jacket or shirt from armpit to armpit (PtP) to estimate its fit. If a measurement falls between sizes, we round it down. For example, a shirt with a 19.75" PtP is categorized as a Small rather than a Medium.Sizing Chart (Armpit-to-Armpit Measurement)14"-15" PtP = XXS16"-17" PtP = XS18"-19" PtP = Small20"-21" PtP = Medium22"-23" PtP = Large24"-25" PtP = XL26"-27" PtP = XXL28"-29" PtP = 3XLPant SizingWe convert military pants to standard U.S. waist and inseam sizes. If a pair measures between sizes, we round down. For example, a 33" waist is listed as a 32" waist.How We Measure Pants:Waist: Pants are laid flat, and we measure straight across the waistband. This number is doubled to determine the U.S. waist size. (Example: A 16" flat waist measurement equates to a U.S. 32" waist.)Inseam: We measure from the crotch seam to the bottom of the cuff. (Example: A measurement of 30" from crotch to cuff is listed as a 30" inseam or 30L.)

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