Conjola Belt

HAT SIZES

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR HEAD

Kakadu hats - or Mates as we often call them - come in all shapes and sizes so you're sure to find a Mate that suits you.   

But first things first, lets determine your correct size. Remember you want comfortably firm

• Wrap a tape measure or a piece of string (if you use string, you'll need a ruler as well) around your head so that it is above your eyebrows and about 1cm / half and inch above your ears. No need to pull too tight - remember you want your hat to be comfy!
  
  
• Follow the size guide below to help determine your size. 
  There are some slight variations in size depending on the fabric used for the hat - thicker materials mean the hat fit will be a bit tighter and thin fabrics a bit touch looser

JACKET & COAT SIZE GUIDE

Body Measurements

Garment Measurements

SHIRT SIZE GUIDE

Body Measurements

Garment Measurements

VEST SIZE GUIDE

Body Measurements

Garment Measurements

PANTS SIZE GUIDE

Body Measurements

Garment Measurements - Metric (cm)

BELT SIZE GUIDE

Step 1: Decide Where You Wear Your Belt

Think about whether your belt will sit on your hips or waist. This will affect the size you need, as these areas might differ in size.

Step 2: Measure an Existing Belt

If you have a belt that fits well, lay it on a flat surface. Measure from the point where the buckle meets the leather to the hole middle belt hole. This gives you your belt length. 

Step 3: Measure Your Body

Wrap the measuring tape around your waist or hips where your belt would normally sit. Make sure the tape is snug but not too tight and that it’s parallel to the floor for accuracy.

A Handy Conversion Size Chart - remember belts are measured from the point where the buckle meets the leather to the hole middle belt hole.

Use the measurements you obtained to determine your belt size. Most belts are sized in inches, so round your waist or hip measurement up to the nearest inch.