Having a jacket made for you means you want to get the sizing right upfront. To make it as easy as possible for you to find your fit, we've compiled our size advice and measurement charts to give you all the information you should need to get it right first time.
General sizing advice.
Batch No.9 is a slim fitting denim jacket, available in a Men's and a Women's fit.
We’ve designed the jacket to fit slightly closer to the body to get that classic trucker jacket silhouette.
The denim jacket fits true to size. If you're in between sizes, prefer a looser fit, or would want to wear thicker layers underneath, we recommend sizing up.
If you’re unsure about sizing, check out our size guides below.
Not your first Paynter? If you have one of our chore jackets from previous Batches, we'd recommend taking the same size in our denim jacket.
Want more information on sizing? Keep scrolling.
Men's Denim Jacket Fit.
Our men's denim jacket fits slightly slimmer than our previous jackets to achieve that classic trucker silhouette.
Kingsley (wearing the rinsed wash jacket pictured below) is 6 foot, and wears a Large Batch No.9 Denim Jacket. He also wears a Large in all of our other jackets.
Harry who wears the vintage washed jacket wears XL and is 6 ft 3.
Men's Size Chart.
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To find your size, our size chart should come in handy.
Please note, the measurements are taken when the jacket is laid flat and buttoned up (not on the body). Measure using centimetres from seam to seam. Follow the lines on our measurement chart illustration, so you know where to measure to and from.
If you don't know which size to go for, we recommend finding the jacket in your wardrobe that fits the best, and comparing our measurements to your own.
Women's Denim Jacket Fit.
El is 5 foot 7, and wears a Small Batch No.9 Denim Jacket. She also wears a Small in all of our other jackets.
Women's Size Chart.
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To find your size, our size chart should come in handy.
Please note, the measurements are taken when the jacket is laid flat and buttoned up (not on the body). Measure using centimetres from seam to seam. Follow the lines on our measurement chart illustration, so you know where to measure to and from.
If you don't know which size to go for, we recommend finding the jacket in your wardrobe that fits the best, and comparing our measurements to your own.
Or, drop us a message on instagram if you'd like any advice.
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