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Men's Louis Lab Coat Size Chart
Do NOT just choose your regular lab coat size. These will fit differently. Measure!
How to measure: (Returns are not free, spend time on this!)
Using a tape measure or a string and ruler, measure the circumference of your body without pulling it tight. Wear your normal lab clothes and include those in your measurement.
- Measure the widest part of your chest, under your armpits, with a big inhale.
- Measure your waist, usually about 6-8 inches below your armpits.
- Measure the widest point of your hips with your feet shoulder width apart.
Choose the correct size:
Below are the maximum measurements each lab coat size will accommodate. Make sure all 3 of your measurements are at or below these numbers. For a loose fit, go up one more size. The "Waist" numbers are before using the belt, which pulls in up to 8 more inches.
(centimeters) / 2.54 = inches
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