The Real Straight Jacket Sizing Chart

Here is our Sizing Chart. This is meant to be a guide, as everyone is different and no one body is exactly the same. Remember that straitjackets are adjustable by nature so they fit a broad range of sizes.

We make them so that the flaps in the back overlap, and the straps are extra long to accomodate just about everyone. One size does not fit all, but we have designed our straitjackets to fit people as best as we can.

The best sizing guide we have is actually your t-shirt size. This gives us the best indication of about how big or small you need your straitjacket to be. However, for more acurate measurement we have included our sizing chart to help out.

Remember that this is just a guide and that straitjackets can always be made tighter but not bigger, so if you are in between sizes it is usually best to go with one size larger.

Another excellent way to get a proper fit is to send me your measurements and have me make a straitjacket custom for you. I will need certain measurements for the custom straitjackets, which are on the second chart.

Measure In Inches	X Small	Small	Medium	Large	X Large	XX Large
Height	5'2"-5'4"	5'4"-5'7"	5'7"-5'9"	5'10"-6'0"	6'0"-6'2"	6'2"
Chest	30-34	34-36	36-40	42-46	48-50	50-56
Waist	24-28	28-30	30-34	34-38	38-44	46+
Neck	14	14	15-15 1/2	16	17	18
Neck to Shoulder	5	5-1/2	6	6-1/2	6-1/2	7
Arm Length	29	30	31	31	32	32
Weight	80-100	100-120	120-150	150-180	180-230	230+

This is a more acurate guide of what my straitjackets fit. Everyone is different. Some people are tall and thin, some are short and fat. Some are somewhere in between. Below are the average measurements that each size is meant for. The straitjackets are adjustable and if you are in between sizes or are large in some places and smaller in others, then I will be happy to custom make a straitjacket for you.