Size guide

All DNKMP pieces are cut for a relaxed, masculine silhouette — generous through the chest and shoulder, slightly tapered at the hem. If you usually take a size M in fitted shirts, you will likely find your DNKMP M cut closer to a regular fit. If you are between sizes, size up for a more relaxed wear.

Your body — measure yourself

Size Chest Waist Hips Neck
M 96 – 102 80 – 86 96 – 102 38 – 39
L 102 – 108 86 – 92 102 – 108 40 – 41
XL 108 – 114 92 – 98 108 – 114 42 – 43
2XL 114 – 120 98 – 104 114 – 120 44 – 45
How to measure your chest

With your shirt off or wearing only a thin t-shirt, hold a soft tape measure level around the fullest part of your chest, just under the armpits. Keep it snug but not tight, and breathe normally. Read the measurement in the front.

How to measure your waist

Find the natural crease where your torso bends to one side — that is your true waist, usually slightly above the navel. Wrap the tape there, level all the way around, with one finger between the tape and your body so it isn't pulled tight.

How to measure your hips

Standing with your feet together, measure around the fullest part of your seat. The tape should be horizontal — drop your eyes in a mirror to check the back is at the same level as the front.

How to measure your neck

Wrap the tape around the base of your neck where a shirt collar would sit, just below the Adam's apple. Add about 1 cm of room so a buttoned collar isn't tight.

How to measure your sleeve

Bend your elbow at 90 degrees and place the hand on your hip. Measure from the centre of the back of your neck, across the shoulder, down to the wrist bone — over the bent elbow.

How to measure your inseam

Take a pair of trousers that fits you well, lay them flat, and measure along the inside seam from the crotch down to the hem. Or measure yourself: from the floor up the inside of the leg to your crotch, while standing straight.

I'm between sizes — what should I do?

For shirts and trousers, size up if you prefer a more relaxed wear or if you tend to wash hot. For coats and outerwear, the cut already includes generous ease, so size down if you want a closer line over a single layer.

Still unsure? Email hello@dnkmp.com with your chest, waist, and the piece you're considering. We'll recommend the size and tell you what to expect after a few washes.