Start with the exact model

This catalogue separates men’s Black pants, women’s Black pants and women’s Soft Beige pants. Include the model and colour when asking for sizing help. A familiar clothing size by itself is not a measurement chart, and the same letter on different garments does not establish an identical fit.

Request a current measurement chart

Ask Dave for the manufacturer’s size chart for the model being ordered, including the measurement units and where to measure. This guide does not provide a verified centimetre-to-size conversion, so it should not be used to choose a size from a guessed measurement. If your measurements fall between the chart ranges, ask the supplier how that particular garment should be fitted.

  • Record the full product name and colour.
  • Follow the measurement positions and units shown on the current chart.
  • Confirm which sizes are currently available.
  • Check exchange conditions before paying.

Read multi-pack conditions before choosing sizes

Some client-supplied offers specify that garments in a pack are the same size. That differs from an offer that allows a size mix. Ask whether the quoted pack permits different sizes and whether any promotional gift has its own size selection. Record the agreed quantities and sizes in the order message rather than assuming they follow from the pack name.

Sources and catalogue references

Check the current label and seller’s terms before purchasing. Printed offers may have changed since the catalogue was supplied.