BUST

Use Line Number 1. Place the tape around the fullest part of the bust, keeping it parallel to the floor and flat across your back. Remember to hold the tape at a comfortable snugness not to tight and not to loose.

WAIST

Use Line Number 2. Wrap the tape around the narrowest part of the waist. This is the natural indentation or break at your waist. If you can't find this natural curve, bend to the side and the crease will show you where to measure. Hold the tape snugly, but without cinching and take the measurement.

HIP

Use Line Number 3. Place the tape around the fullest part of the hip, use your hip-bone as a guide and a mirror to make sure the tape is straight and parallel to the floor all the way around.

THIGH

Use Line Number 5. First, place the tape around the upper most part of either your right or your left thigh, directly in line with the underside of the crotch (known as the top inseam point). Second, measure 4" down your leg from this top inseam point and place the tape measure around this mid-point of your thigh, use Line Number 4. Be sure to use your hip-bone as a guide and a mirror to make sure the tape is straight and parallel to the floor all the way around.

Say goodbye to living with a small, medium or large pair of chaps! Your RoadRagz are sized and designed to fit you like the best pair of jeans you have ever owned. So, when measuring, look at the size chart below and make sure you are tailoring your size choice to fit your curves.

INSEAM

Discussed below are 3 ways to accurately measure your inseam.

Comparison Measure. Start by laying your best fitting jeans flat on the floor. Next, carefully measure the length from the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg. This number is your inseam.

Without Shoes Body Measure. Another way is to measure your own body. Start by standing straight with legs slightly apart. Measure the leg from the underside of the crotch (known as the top inseam point) to the bottom side of the ankle (the lowest inseam point). Use Line Number 5 as your guide.

Remember to take into account the height of heel you'll most likely be wearing with the new pair of chaps.

With Your Boots (or Shoes) on Body Measure. You will want to calculate your inseam by inseam by using Line Number 5 and ensuring you measure from the underside of the crotch (known as the top of the inseam) to where you want the hem to stop in relation to the heel of your boot or shoe. This number is the inseam you want to order.

PETITE 28" INSEAM
SHORT 30" INSEAM
REGULAR 32" INSEAM
TALL 34" INSEAM