Size Charts

Childs (Unisex) Long Sleeved Swim Parka

 How To Measure

Note: these are the parkas measurements, not your childs, and are to be used only as a guide.

1. Length: measure your child from the back of the neck down to see where the hem will sit. There is no rule as to what the 'correct' length is, but around mid-calf is good.
   
2. Chest: lift arms slightly and measure the fullest part of the chest while keeping the tape straight across the back. Keep in mind you want your parka larger so you have wiggle room.
3. Arm Length: this measurement is taken from the centre of the back of the neck, over the shoulders to the end of the cuff.

Tip: For children the most important measurement is the length. I suggest going as long as possible for it to last a couple of years! If the arms are long, they can be rolled up or I find the kids love putting their thumb through the gap between the button and cuff!

Childs Sleeveless Swim Parka

 How To Measure

Note: these are the parkas measurements, not your childs, and are to be used only as a guide.

1. Length: measure your child from the back of the neck down to see where the hem will sit. There is no rule as to what the 'correct' length is, but around mid-calf is good.
   
2. Chest: lift arms slightly and measure the fullest part of the chest while keeping the tape straight across the back. Keep in mind you want your parka larger so you have wiggle room.

Tip: For children, choose this style of parka by the length you would like it. Having no sleeves, a range of sizes will actually fit your child so you can go mid calf, or stop at the knee! Keep in mind though - longer will last them longer!

Adults (Unisex) Long Sleeved Swim Parka

Note:  Small is only available in 110cm/120cm.  Medium to 3XL available in 110cm/125cm

 How To Measure

Note: these are the parkas measurements, not yours, and are to be used only as a guide.

1. Length: have someone measure you from the back of the neck down to see where the hem will sit. There is no rule as to what the 'correct' length is, but around mid-calf is good.
   
2. Chest: lift arms slightly and measure the fullest part of the chest while keeping the tape straight across the back. Keep in mind you want your parka larger so you have wiggle room.
3. Arm Length: this measurement is taken from the centre of the back of the neck, over the shoulders to the end of the cuff.

Tip: If you are having a hard time choosing your size, I recommend grabbing your favourite fitting coat and comparing these measurements just to be sure. You can halve the chest measurement and compare to your coat from underarm to underarm.

Adults (Unisex) Long Sleeved Swim Parka (Shorter)

 How To Measure

Note: these are the parkas measurements, not yours, and are to be used only as a guide.

1. Length: have someone measure you from the back of the neck down to see where the hem will sit.
   
2. Chest: lift arms slightly and measure the fullest part of the chest while keeping the tape straight across the back. Keep in mind you want your parka larger so you have wiggle room.
3. Arm Length: this measurement is taken from the centre of the back of the neck, over the shoulders to the end of the cuff.

Tip: If you are having a hard time choosing your size, I recommend grabbing your favourite fitting coat and comparing these measurements just to be sure. You can halve the chest measurement and compare to your coat from underarm to underarm.

Our shorter parka sits like this:

Adults Sleeveless Swim Parka

 How To Measure

Note: these are the parkas measurements, not yours, and are to be used only as a guide.

1. Length: measure your child from the back of the neck down to see where the hem will sit. There is no rule as to what the 'correct' length is, but around mid-calf is good.
   
2. Chest: lift arms slightly and measure the fullest part of the chest while keeping the tape straight across the back. Keep in mind you want your parka larger so you have wiggle room.

Tip: For children, choose this style of parka by the length you would like it. Having no sleeves, a range of sizes will actually fit your child so you can go mid calf, or stop at the knee! Keep in mind though - longer will last them longer!

Adults (Unisex) Short Sleeved Swim Parka

 How To Measure

Note: these are the parkas measurements, not yours, and are to be used only as a guide.

1. Length: have someone measure you from the back of the neck down to see where the hem will sit.
   
2. Chest: lift arms slightly and measure the fullest part of the chest while keeping the tape straight across the back. Keep in mind you want your parka larger so you have wiggle room.

Tip: If you are having a hard time choosing your size, I recommend grabbing your favourite fitting coat and comparing these measurements just to be sure. You can halve the chest measurement and compare to your coat from underarm to underarm.

Childs Swimwear

 How To Measure

Note: This chart is based on your childs measurements. Once you know the row your child sits in, that will be their size across our swimwear range.

1. Chest: lift arms slightly and measure the fullest part of the chest while keeping the tape straight across the back.
2. Waist: Measure straight around the waistline.
3. Hips: Measure straight around the fullest part of the hips.

Tip: Shorts and Swim Trunks come with inner drawstrings and can be tightened at the waist so if you are tossing up between 2 sizes, perhaps go the larger option!