Please take note that every manufacturer in major countries have its own sizing chart. This situation has resulted to costly mistakes in the past and is expected to cause even more problems in the future unless buyers spend more time to learn about the different standards of manufacturers.

For your appreciation, we summarized the different sizing tags in the US, UK, Australia, Japan, France, and of Nike. As you can see, with the same garment and body measurements, there are different size tags. Some use letter tags (like S, M, etc.) whereas others use number tags (like 4, 12, etc.) 

You can use then Sizing Chart Comparison table to find the size familiar to you. However, as an extra precaution, please double-check the dimensions in Column A and Column N. For Column A, you need to measure your favorite garment. For Column N, you need to measure your body chest.



To help minimize, if not totally eliminate, costly mistakes, please follow any of the following options. Better to do all the 3 options, if you have time, to double check your sizes.

1) Check the International Sizing Tags Comparison Table below. If you are more familiar with the sizing tags of other brands or countries, find them in the table below and use them.

2) Measure your garment following the steps below and compare with the Willix Sizing Charts (either the Generic, Cycling, Rashguards). Please remember, after garment measurement, go to the Sizing Chart.

3) Measure your body (without allowance) and use the Willix Sizing Calculators (either the Generic or the PowerFit Calculator). Please remember, after body measurement, DO NOT use the Sizing Chart. Instead, use the Sizing Calculator or simply submit the body measurement to us and we will do the computation for you.

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- WARNING - 

BEWARE OF THIS MOST COMMON MISTAKE

NEVER MEASURE YOUR BODY AND THEN USE THE SIZING CHART

Some people commit this mistake and regretted getting the wrong sizes. What these people do is measure their body chest or hips, put some allowances, then compare the figure they get with the sizing chart. This is the wrong way. More often than not, people get a size smaller than what they need because the allowance they put may not ne enough (allowance must be 10 to 15%). So, we keep on repeating that if you want to use the chart, measure your garment and not your body.

 If you are more inclined in measuring your body and don't want to measure your garment, DON'T PUT ALLOWANCE. Our sizing calculator will do that for you. Just encode the figures on the Sizing Calculator or just write them in the Order Form. 

Again, please take note. If you measure your body, use the Sizing Calculator or just send us your body measurements and we will do the sizing computations for you.

If you are in doubt with the result, please consult us.

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For the shorts, you may want to compare yous with Nike Sizing Chart through this link: http://www.nike.com/us/en_us/sfg/mens-shorts-sizing-shorts

CAUTION: THE MEASUREMENTS IN THE SIZING CHARTS CORRESPOND TO THE GARMENT AND NOT TO THE BODY.

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CUSTOMIZE YOUR MEASUREMENT

In our generic sizing chart, you can choose the right shirt length depending  on your height. We made it this way because tall people are saying that the industry standards are quite short. On the other hand, short people find the standards to be longer than what they want.

GO TO THE NEW SIZING CHART