This post is a work in progress — we’ll keep adding more photos as we take them.
When in doubt, size up for a roomier fit. Looser bibs help manage moisture management better through improved airflow. This moves and dries condensation caused by the non breathable panels.
We will be doing another try on party as soon as we get the initial size run! This will likely be in mid November or early December.
Don’t be shy. Reach out if you have questions.
If you order the wrong size, we can always exchange it.
Contents of this blog post:
Reference images - find someone with a similar body type, height, and weight.
Size chart - we do this a little differently. We’ll give you garment measurements; and you can compare to old ski bibs.
Reference images
Notes on images:
Shoulder straps will be longer for production.
Production bibs are ALL black. Below images were taken using our last prototype. We do not select colors for prototyping, we use available sample yardage.
This product was designed for men, but we believe in clothing gender fluidity. In other words, men can wear lady cloths and ladies can wear men’s clothes. That being said, be careful using the opposite gender for reference in the images below. Women and men often have different body shapes. Men are triangles, while women are rectangles and pears. Women tend to have larger thighs and booties. Examples of this in action: if you are lady and feel like a triangle describes yours body shape, use a men’s reference images. If you are a dude, and feel pear is more accurate for your body shape, you can use a women’s reference.
Drew (triangle) is 5’11” and 165 pounds, wearing size medium. Brad Pitt Fight Club body slash skinny bitch.
Usually wears medium or large. While pictured in a medium, he would order a large.
Jameson (not pictured, triangle) is 5’ 10” and 180 pounds, 32” waist, 30” inseam, size large tops/shirts. He wears size large in AWNING.
Ryder (triangle) is 6’5” and 190 pounds. Slim build. Typically wears an XXL for needed length and for baggy fit.
Emma (pear) is wearing a medium. She is 5’7” and 145 pounds. She wears a 29 jean and women’s size large.
Size Chart
How to use this size chart if we were you.
Measure your current ski bibs, edge to edge, with garment lying flat on the ground. This is the ½ measure. Order whatever size is closest to measures in the chart below. When it doubt, order up a size.
Note: a traditional tape measure works great!
Bib Opening: Measure at 4” above waist. That is the height of our bibs.
Hip: 6” below the bottom of the waistband.
Thigh: 1” below the crotch.
