Attachment A - Statement of Work.pdf

Statement of Work

DATE PREPARED: 20240507

ORGANIZATION: Michigan Army National Guard Recruiting

PROJECT NAME: Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU) Order

PURPOSE: The MIARNG Recruiting seeks to purchase 50 sets of the newly issued Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU), as seen in the image below. All uniform items must comply with Army Regulation 670-1 and Department of Army Pamphlet (DA PAM) 671-1, AGSU.

SCOPE OF WORK: The contractor shall provide all materials and support necessary to meet the required specifications defined in this SOW. All uniform items, listed below, must comply with Army Regulation AR 670-1 and Department of Army Pamphlet (DA PAM) 670-1, AGSU. Each uniform set will be individually packaged based on the sizing and quantity list provided for each Soldier. Sizing Sheeting will be available withing one week of contract award, based on the contractors requested format. The contractor is NOT required to attach any accessory items to the uniform coat or shirts. Pants and Coats will be shipped unhemmed. All uniform items must be delivered within 60 days of contract award. Each uniforms sets may be shipped individually or in bulk packages, as long as the individual sets are packaged separately. Shipping address is: Michigan National Guard Joint Forces Headquarters; Building 40, 3405 N. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. BLVD. LANSING, MI 48906 ATTN:

Recruiting-Supply.

INDIVIDUAL COMPONENT LISTING FOR THE ARMY GREEN SERVICE UNIFORM ARE AS FOLLOWS:

1. Enlisted Male AGSU Jacket 1 EA

2. Enlisted Female AGSU Jacket 1 EA

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3. Enlisted Male AGSU Pants 1 EA

4. Enlisted Female AGSU Pants 1 EA

5. Enlisted Male AGSU Shoes 1 PAIR EA

6. Enlisted Female AGSU Shoes 1 PAIR EA

7. Enlisted Unisex AGSU Service Cap 1 EA

8. Enlisted Unisex AGSU Garrison Cap 1 EA

9. Enlisted Male AGSU Short-Sleeve Shirt 2 EA

10. Enlisted Female AGSU Short-Sleeve Shirt 2 EA

11. Enlisted Male AGSU Long-Sleeve Shirt 2 EA

12. Enlisted Female AGSU Long-Sleeve Shirt 2 EA

13. Unisex AGSU Belt 1 EA

14. Unisex AGSU Tie 1EA

15. Unisex AGSU Coat Buckle 1EA

16. Unisex AGSU Socks 3 PAIR EA

17. Army Rank Epaulet AGSU 4 SETS EA

18. Enlisted AGSU Branch 1 SET EA

19. Male AGSU Chevron 1 SET EA

20. Female AGSU Chevron 1 SET EA

21. AGSU Overseas Service Bars (1 FOR EACH 6 MONTHS OF DEPLOYMENT)

22. AGSU Service Stripes (1 FOR EACH 3 YEARS OF SERIVCE)

23. AGSU Name Plate 2 EA

24. Uniform Care Guide (w/AGSU) 1 EA

25. AGSU Army Enlisted Cap Device 1 EA

INDIVIDUAL COMPONENT DESCRIPTION AND FITTING GUIDE IS AS FOLLOWS:

INDIVIDUAL COMPONENT LISTING FOR THE ARMY GREEN SERVICE UNIFORM ARE AS FOLLOWS:

BASIC FITTING GUIDE

FOR

ARMY GREEN SERVICE UNIFORM

(AGSU)

MEN/WOMEN

Product Manager – Soldier Clothing and Individual Equipment

13 July 2020

Table of Contents

SECTION 1: Men’s Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU)

SECTION 2: Women’s Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU)

SECTION 3: Unisex AGSU Items

APPENDIX A: Men’s AGSU Size Prediction Charts

APPENDIX B: Women’s AGSU Size Prediction Charts

APPENDIX C: Unisex AGSU Item Size Prediction Charts

APPENDIX D: Body Points of Measure - Male

APPENDIX E: Body Points of Measure - Female

APPENDIX F: NSNs for Men’s AGSU Items

APPENDIX G: NSNs for Women’s AGSU Items

APPENDIX H: NSNs for Unisex AGSU Items

APPENDIX I: Suggested Sources for AGSU Components

MEN’S ARMY GREEN SERVICE UNIFORM ITEMS

SECTION 1

FITTING OF MEN’S UNIFORMS

The Men’s Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU) is composed of a Heritage Green 564

Belted Coat with Bi-Swing; Heritage Taupe 565 Trousers; Heritage Tan 566 Long and Short

Sleeve Shirt; Heritage Green 564 Necktie and Garrison Cap; and Heritage Walnut 567 Belt with Antique Buckle, Socks and Leather Shoes. The Heritage Green 564 All-Weather Coat, may be worn over the uniform. Heritage Walnut 567 leather gloves are also available.

1. Design:

a. Coat. The coat is a single-breasted coat, with peak lapels, front darts, front and side waist seams, bi-swing back with center back vent, and a detachable waist belt with a removable buckle. The coat front closure shall have three (3) metal buttons and one (1) melamine button at the waist seam. The coat shall have two (2) chest pockets with center box pleat and scalloped pocket flaps, two (2) lower double welt pockets with rectangular pocket flaps with lower rounded corners, and shall have functional button down shoulder loops with decorative box stitching. The coat is fully lined and shall have one (1) inside pocket. Officer coats shall have a piece of braid included in the inside pocket.

b. Trouser. The trousers are a dress type with a sewn-on waistband with hook and bar closure, a French fly tab with slide fastener, straight on side seam pockets and two (2) welt back pockets. The left back pocket shall have a buttonhole tab and button closure. The trousers shall have belt loops. The inside of the waistband has a rubberized non-slip tape. The front legs shall have a center permanent crease. The trousers shall be unhemmed. The trousers are designed with a center back outlet to allow for easy tailoring of the waist to let out up to 1 to 1-1/2-inches and take in up to 1-inch.

c. Shirt (Short or Long Sleeve). The shirt is a short or long sleeve men’s dress design.

The shirt shall have a double yoke with straight back, a convertible collar with full collar stand, two (2) chest pockets with button down scalloped flaps and shoulder loops (Officer only). The shirt front closure has a total of seven (7) buttons. The short sleeve shirts shall have hemmed sleeves. The long sleeve shirts shall have a button placket, two (2) sleeve pleats, and cuffs with rounded lower edges with two (2) buttons for adjustment. The shirt collars shall have collar stays. There is one (1) extra button on bottom front of shirt.

d. Shoes. The shoes are made of Heritage Walnut 567 leather and are a plain-toe dress oxford design. The shoes shall have a commercial energy absorbing, slip-in removable formed insole. The closure shall be a lace and invisible (blind) eyelet system.

e. All-Weather Coat.

(1) All-Weather Coat. The all-weather coat is a six-button, double-breasted design with a belt. The coat has a convertible collar (button at neck), right front gun flap, shoulder loops, adjustable sleeve straps and welt pockets with two (2) inside hanging pockets. The back has a yoke and center vent. The coat is fully lined. The coat is designed with enough ease to be worn over the service coat.

(2) Liner. The removable liner has bound edges, 1/2-raglan sleeves, two (2) pass through pocket slits and center back vent, button loops at the bottom of each sleeve and zipper around the edge for attaching the liner to the coat.

2. Materials:

a. Coat. 8.5 (± 0.30) oz./sq. yd., 55/45% polyester wool elastique, Heritage Green 564.

b. Trouser. 6.8 (min.) oz./sq. yd., 55/45% polyester wool gabardine, Heritage Taupe

565.

c. Shirt (Short or Long Sleeve). 4.3 (± 0.2) oz./sq. yd., 65/35% oxford or plain weave polyester/cotton, Heritage Tan 566.

d. Shoes. Leather, Heritage Walnut 567.

e. All-Weather Coat.

(1) Coat. 5.3 to 6.8 oz./sq. yd., 65/35% polyester/cotton poplin, plain weave, water repellent treated, Heritage Green 564.

(2) Liner. 4.6 oz./sq. yd., 0.4 inch thick 65/35% polyolefin/polyester batting between two layers of 1.5 (± 0.15) oz./sq. yd. taffeta. The sleeves for the all-weather coat shall be made from a 6.2 oz./sq. yd. multifilament acetate faced, combed cotton backed satin weave material.

Both materials shall match the shade of the basic material.

3. Sizing System: The coats, trousers and shirts are available in both classic and athletic sizes to accommodate different body types. The difference between the classic and athletic coat relates to the difference between the chest and abdomen measurements. The classic fit has a

3-inch difference and the athletic fit has a 5-inch difference

a. Coats. The coat sizes are related to the individual's chest, abdomen and height measurements. The coats are available in sizes 30-54 with lengths of X-Short (XS), Short (S), Regular (R), Long (L), and X-Long (XL). Refer to size Prediction Table AI for available sizes.

b. Trousers. The trouser sizes are related to the individual’s waist, hip and height measurements and are available in size 26 through 46 with lengths of Short (S), Regular (R), Long (L), and X-Long (XL). Refer to size Prediction Table AII for available sizes.

c. Shirts (Short or Long Sleeve). The shirts are available in sizes 13-1/2 through 20 with lengths of Regular (R) and Tall (T) and sleeve lengths of 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37 and

38/39. Refer to size Prediction Table AIII for available sizes.

d. Shoes. The shoes are available in sizes 5 through 16. The shoes come in widths of

C, D, E and 3E.

e. All-Weather Coat. The all-weather coat is available in even sizes 30 through 54 and lengths of X-Short (XS), Short (S), Regular (R), Long (L), and X-Long (XL). Refer to Size

Prediction Table AIV for available sizes.

4. General Fitting Procedures.

a. Coat.

(1) Subgarments. Subgarments required for the fitting of the coat are proper undergarments, dress shirt, polyester/wool trousers, socks, low quarter shoes, belt and buckle.

(2) Measurements. The chest, abdomen and height measurements are needed for selection of the proper size try-on garment (see Appendix D).

(3) Selection of try-on garment. Using the individual’s chest, abdomen and height measurements, refer to Size Prediction Table AI for selection of initial try-on size. If the individual’s measurements are close to the minimum or maximum indicated on the size prediction table, select two (2) sizes for try-on. For example, if the individual’s height is 5 feet 8-inches and his chest is 40-inches, try the 40 short and 40 regular sizes.

(4) Alterations.

(a) Collar. The back seam may be shortened by lowering the collar. This alteration consists of ripping out the seams on under and top collar, and repositioning the collar or the back of the coat. The collar shall not be lowered more than 3/8-inch, if more is than 3/8-inch is needed then the shoulder seams on the back panels will have to be adjusted as well.

(b) Hem line. The coat hem line may be shortened no more than 1-inch. Shortening is authorized only when the coat is out of proportion to the individual’s height. For example, if a short man requires a regular length to fit his backwaist length, the coat will require shortening so the length is correctly proportioned for his height.

(c) Sleeve hem. Measure and mark each sleeve individually. There shall be 1-1/2-inches of turnup. Stitching must not be visible on the outside of the sleeve.

(d) Side back and upper side seams. Taking in or letting out of the seams should be done only after the next larger or smaller size in either the classic or athletic cut has been tried on.

(e) Button alignment. The position of the buttons on the front of the coat may be adjusted no more than 1/4-inch to improve the front closure, as long as the row of buttons is straight from the top to bottom when buttoned, and the coat balance is maintained.

(f) Shoulder loop button. Adjust button on shoulder loop if out of alignment.

b. Trousers.

(1) Subgarments. Subgarments required for fitting of trousers are proper undergarments, shirt, belt and buckle, socks and low quarter shoes.

(2) Measurements. The waist, hip, and height measurements are needed for the selection of the proper size try-on garment (see Appendix D).

(3) Selection of try–on garment. Using the individual’s waist, hip, and height measurements, refer to Table AII for selection of initial try-on size. Trousers should first be fitted to the hip measurement, as the waist is alterable.

(4) Alterations.

(a) Waist. Make sure the top of the waistband is 1-inch below the top of hipbone before marking alterations. The waist may be let out or taken in at the center back outlet without having to remove the waistband. To avoid improper hanging or dislocated pockets, the waist adjustment must not be let out than 1-1/2-inches nor taken in more than 1-inch.

(b) Hem. Measure and mark both trouser legs individually. The front crease of the trousers will reach the top of the instep and be cut on a diagonal line to reach a point approximately midway between the top of the heel and the top of the oxford shoe in the back.

The trousers may have a slight break in the front. Hem shall finish with no more than a

2-1/2-inch turn up. Stitching must not be visible on the outside of the trousers.

(c) Shape seat. Let out or take in at the back outlet to adjust seat seam for the trousers. The side seams may be adjusted to hip size. Side seams must be centered at the sides and hang straight to the bottom. Note that if the seat needs to be altered, the crotch of the trousers must also be altered.

(d) Thigh. The inseams have an outlet. The outlet may be used to let out or take in the crotch and thigh areas to improve fit while maintaining the balance of the trousers.

c. Shirts (Short or Long Sleeve).

(1) Subgarment. Subgarments required for fitting the shirts is the undershirt.

(2) Measurements. The neck, chest, waist, sleeve length and height measurements are needed for size selection of shirt (see Appendix D).

(3) Selection of try-on garment. Using the individual’s neck, chest, waist, sleeve length and height measurements refer to Table AIII for selection of initial try-on size.

(4) Alterations.

(a) Side seams. Size seams may be taken in. Ease at waist will not be less than

1-1/4-inches at each side seam.

(b) Button alignment. Neck button may be moved but not more than 1/4-inch.

(c) Sleeves. Shortening of the shirt sleeves is acceptable for the long sleeve shirt only. Utilize both buttons to obtain the concept of fit prior to altering sleeve length.

d. Shoes

(1) Subgarments. Subgarments required for fitting of shoes are dress socks.

(2) Selection of try-on garment. Use the individuals dress shoe size.

e. All-Weather Coat.

(1) Subgarments. Subgarments required for fitting the all-weather coat are the Army

Green Service Uniform.

(2) Measurements. The chest and height measurement are needed for the selection of the proper size try-on garment (see Appendix D).

(3) Selection of try-on garment. Attach all-weather coat liner for try-on purposes.

Using the individual’s chest and height measurements, refer to Size Prediction Table AIV for slection of the initial try-on size. If the individual’s measurements are close to the minimum or maximum indicated on the size prediction table, select two (2) sizes for try-on.

(4) Alterations.

(a) Hem. The all-weather coat hem line may be adjusted but should not be more than

3-inches below the midpoint of the knee.

(b) Sleeves. The sleeves may be shortened or lengthened so sleeves will be about

1-inch longer than the sleeves of the AGSU service coat. When shortening the sleeves, measure and mark each sleeve individually.

5. Final Check for Proper Concept of Fit. The uniform is designed to fit easily with smooth tailored lines. While the individual is wearing the entire uniform (See Figures 1, 2 and 3), check the following points:

a. Coat. Completely button coat and inspect for proper concept of fit by checking the following:

(1) Collar. The shirt collar must show about 1/4 to 1/2-inch above the coat collar at the center back of the coat. The coat collar should fit close around the neck without gapping or overlapping.

(2) Back, chest and shoulders. The coat should fit smoothly across back, chest and shoulders without strain. Three (3) to five (5) inches of ease should be equally distributed around circumference of the waist to provide comfort when moving.

(3) Hips and waist. The coat should fit easily over the hips and conform to the waistline curve without blousing. The coat front, below the waist, must overlap without pulling or gaping so the front of the coat will present a straight line from the top button to the coat hem.

The back vent must also overlap without pulling or gaping. The belt shall sit comfortably at the waist.

(4) Lengths. The coat is designed so that if the coat size is correct in other areas, the

Coat length, with few exceptions, will be correctly proportioned.

(5) Sleeves. The sleeves of the coat should fall about 1-inch below the bottom of the wrist bone, covering the sleeves of the shirt.

b. Trousers.

(1) Waist. The trousers must be fitted with 1/2-inch of ease, fitting easily around the waist without bulging. The top of the waistband for the trousers should be 1-inch below the hipbone, ± 1/4-inch.

(2) Hips. The trousers must fit easily around the hips without wrinkles below the back waist. They must be full enough around the hips to prevent the side pockets from spreading and to allow for comfort in normal movements, such as sitting, climbing stairs and walking.

When deciding which of two sizes is more suitable, select the trousers that provide the best fit around the hips, even though an alteration at the waist may be required.

(3) Rise. The crotch of the trousers should not bind fit with a slight ease and allow for sitting and bending. A short rise may cause tightness and discomfort and a long rise may cause trousers to be baggy in the seat and crotch. Check to see that the crotch of the trouser has sufficient ease to allow enough comfort for the individual. The properly fitted crotch in a trouser will exhibit no vertical breaks, display no drooping or appear to have a tight binding effect to the individual.

(4) Length. The trousers must hang straight from the seat so the bottom of the front crease of the trousers will reach the top of the instep and be cut on a diagonal line to reach a point approximately midway between the top of the heel and the top of the standard shoe in the back. The trousers may have a slight break in the front.

c. Shirts (Short or Long Sleeve). Completely button shirt, including the cuffs of the long sleeve shirt, and check the following points:

(1) Collar. The collar should fit snugly enough to give a neat appearance, but not snug as to be uncomfortable.

(2) Back, chest and shoulders. The shirt should fit smoothly across the back, chest and shoulders without tightness or wrinkles. The shirt should fit over the chest without strain or gaping between buttons. There must be enough room around back and shoulders to allow free use of arms without discomfort.

(3) Hips and waist. The shirt should fit easily over the hips conforming to the waistline with minimal blousing. Ease at the waist should be 2-1/2-inches at each side seam. This shall be determined by pinching 1-1/4-inches excess cloth on the double at waist. The shirt front, below the waist, should overlap without pulling or gaping.

(4) Sleeves.

(a) Short sleeve. The shirt is designed so that if the shirt size is correct in other areas, the sleeves will be correctly proportioned.

(b) Long sleeve. The sleeve length should reach below the lower part of the wristbone.

d. Shoes. The shoes shall be tied and the individual shall walk around to ensure the shoes aren’t too tight or slip when walking.

e. All Weather Coat. To ensure proper concept of fit, attach liner and completely button the coat, checking the points:

(1) Collar. The collar of the coat should fit close at the neck without gapping or overlapping. The back of the collar should cover the collars of all subgarments.

(2) Back, shoulders, and chest. The coat, with liner attached, must fit easily and comfortably over the shoulders and chest to allow free use of the arms without pulling or giving discomfort to the wearer.

(3) Hips. The coat must hang freely from the shoulders without waist suppression or tightness around the hips.

(4) Length. The coat should fall approximately 1-1/2-inches below the mid-point of the knee.

(5) Sleeves. The coat sleeves must be 1/2-inch longer than the AGSU coat and cover the sleeves of all subgarments.

(6) Belt. The belt shall be at natural waistline.

1. Shirt collar shows at least 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch above coat collar at center back of coat

4. Sleeve hem falls 1-inch below bottom of the wristbone, covering the shirt sleeve

2. Coat fits smoothly over chest and shoulders with 3-5 inches of ease at the waist for comfort

5. Trouser creases must hang straight, not twisted. The trousers may have a slight break in the front

3. Bottom edge of coat extends below crotch (approximately to the top of the thumb)

6. The bottom of the front crease of the trousers will reach the top of the instep and hem will be on the diagonal

FIGURE 1. Proper fit and wear of men’s coat and trouser.

1. Collar fits snugly but not uncomfortably

5. Waistband must have 1/2-inch ease

2. Shirt fits easily over shoulders, back, and chest allowing free use of arms

6. Seat must fit smoothly; no wrinkles below back waist

3. Sleeves fall to lower part of wristbone 7. Length falls about 1-1/2-inches below the midpoint of the knee

4. Top of waistband rests 1-inch below hip bone while rise fits without looseness or constriction

8. Back hem of trousers fall approximately midway between top of heel and top of shoe in the back

FIGURE 2. Proper fit and wear of men’s shirt and trousers.

1. Back of collar covers all subgarment collars.

4. Belt fits comfortably at natural waistline

2. Coat must easily and comfortably over the shoulders and chest allowing free use of arms

5. Coat hangs freely without waist or hip suppression

3. Sleeves cover all subgarment sleeves by 1/2-inch

6. Length falls about 1-1/2-inches below the midpoint of the knee

FIGURE 3. Proper fit and wear of men’s all-weather coat.

WOMEN’S ARMY GREEN SERVICE UNIFORM ITEMS

SECTION 2

FITTING OF WOMEN’S UNIFORMS

The Women’s Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU) is composed of a Heritage Green

564 Belted Coat with Bi-Swing; Heritage Taupe 565 Slacks; Heritage Tan 566 Long and Short

Sleeve Shirt; Heritage Green 564 Necktie and Garrison Cap; and Heritage Walnut 567 Belt with

Antique Buckle, Socks and Leather Shoes. The Heritage Green 564 All-Weather Coat, may be worn over the uniform. Heritage Walnut 567 leather gloves are also available.

1. Design.

a. Coat. The coat is a single-breasted coat, with peak lapels, front princess seams, bi-swing back with center back vent, and a detachable waist belt with a removable buckle. The coat front closure shall have three (3) metal buttons and one (1) melamine button at the waist. The coat shall have two (2) scalloped chest pocket flaps, two (2) lower double welt pockets with rectangular pocket flaps with lower rounded corners, and shall have functional button down shoulder loops with decorative box stitching. The coat is fully lined and shall have one (1) inside vertical welt pocket. Officer coats shall have a piece of braid included in the inside vertical welt pocket.

b. Slacks. The slacks are a dress type and shall have a two-piece shaped waistband with a hook and bar closure, a French fly tab with slide fastener, quarter top side pockets and a waistline inner coin pocket. The slacks shall have belt loops. The front legs shall have a center permanent crease. The slacks shall be unhemmed. The slacks are designed with a center back outlet to allow for easy tailoring of the waist to let out up to 1-1/2-inches and take in up to 1-inch.

c. Skirt (Optional Purchase Item).

(1) Standard waist. The skirt is a dress type pencil skirt with a contoured yoke. The skirt has two (2) in-seam hidden pockets along the front top edge of yoke. The skirt shall close with a button and loop on the inside of the yoke at the center back opening, an invisible slide fastener and a waistband gripper strip sewn to the yoke facing. The skirt shall have an inverted box pleat vent at centerback. The skirt is fully lined. The bottom of the skirt and lining shall be unhemmed.

(2) Comfort waist. The design of this skirt is the same as the standard waist except it has a comfort waist construction to allow for expansion when seated.

d. Shirt (Short or Long Sleeve). The shirt is a short sleeve or long sleeve, fitted hip length overblouse design. The shirts shall have a convertible collar with full collar stand, and shoulder loops (Officer only). The long sleeve shirt front closure has a total of seven (7) buttons; and the short sleeve shirt front closure has a total of six (6) buttons. The short sleeve shirts shall have hemmed sleeves. The long sleeve shirts shall have a button placket, two (2) sleeve pleats, and cuffs with rounded lower edges with two (2) buttons for adjustment. The shirt collars shall have collar stays. There is one (1) extra button on bottom in the side seam of the shirt.

e. Shoes. The shoes are made of Heritage Walnut 567 leather and are a plain-toe dress oxford design. The shoes shall have a commercial energy absorbing, slip-in removable formed insole. The closure shall be a lace and invisible (blind) eyelet system. Pumps in Heritage

Walnut 567 are also available for wear with the skirt but are optional purchase items.

f. All-Weather Coat.

(1) All-Weather Coat. The all-weather coat is a six-button, double-breasted design with a belt. The coat has a convertible collar (button at neck), left front gun flap, shoulder loops, adjustable sleeve straps and welt pockets with two (2) inside hanging pockets. The back has a yoke and center vent. The coat is fully lined. The coat is designed with enough ease to be worn over the service coat.

(2) Liner. The removable liner has bound edges, 1/2 raglan sleeves, two (2) pass through pocket slits and center back vent, button loops at the bottom of each sleeve and zipper around the edge for attaching the liner to the coat.

2. Materials:

a. Coat. 8.5 (± 0.30) oz./sq. yd., 55/45% polyester wool elastique, Heritage Green 564.

b. Slacks/Skirt. 6.8 (min.) oz./sq. yd., 55/45% polyester wool gabardine, Heritage Taupe 565.

c. Shirt (Short or Long Sleeve). 4.3 (± 0.2) oz./sq. yd., 65/35% oxford or plain weave polyester/cotton, Heritage Tan 566.

d. Shoes. Leather, Heritage Walnut 567.

e. All Weather Coat.

(1) Coat. 5.3 to 6.8 oz./sq. yd., 65/35% polyester/cotton poplin, plain weave, water repellent treated, Heritage Green 564.

(2) Liner. 4.6 oz./sq. yd., 0.4 inch thick 65/35% polyolefin/polyester batting between two layers of 1.5 (± 0.15) oz. sq. yd. taffeta. The sleeves for the all-weather coat shall be made from a 6.2 oz./sq. yd. multifilament acetate faced, combed cotton backed satin weave material.

Both materials shall match the shade of the basic material.

3. Sizing System. The shirts are available in one (1) fit type and the coats, slacks and skirts are available in three (3) fit types; Juniors (J), Misses (M), and Women’s (W) to accommodate different body types.

a. Coats. The coat sizes are related to the individual’s chest, abdomen and height measurements.

The coats are available in even sizes 4 through 26 with lengths of Petite (P), Regular (R), Tall (T) and X-Tall (XT). Refer to Size Prediction Table BI for available sizes.

b. Slacks/Skirt. The slack/skirt sizes are related to the individual’s waist, hip and height measurements. The slacks and skirts are available in even sizes 4 through 26 with lengths of Petite

(P), Regular (R) and Tall (T). Refer to Size Prediction Table BII for available sizes.

c. Shirts (Short or Long Sleeve). The shirts are available in even sizes 4 through 26 with lengths; Petite (P), Regular (R), Tall (T) and X-Tall (XT). Refer to Size Prediction Table BIII for available sizes.

d. Shoes. The shoes are available in sizes 4 through 14. The shoes come in widths of XN, N, M, W and EW. Pumps are available in commercial sizes.

e. All-Weather Coat. The all-weather coat is available in even sizes 4 through 26 and lengths; Short (S), Regular (R), Long (L) and X-Long (XL). Refer to Size Prediction Table BIV for available sizes.

4. General Fitting Procedures.

a. Coat.

(1) Subgarments. Subgarments required for fitting the coat are proper undergarments, long sleeve shirt, slacks or skirt, socks, low quarter shoes, belt and buckle.

(2) Measurements. The bust, abdomen, hip and height measurements are needed for selection of the proper size and try-on garment (see Appendix E).

(3) Selection of try-on garment. Using the individual’s bust, abdomen, hip and height measurements refer to the Size Prediction Table BI for selection of the initial try-on size. The hip measurement will determine if a Junior (J), Misses (M) or Women’s (W) size is required. The height will determine the length of the coat.

(4) Alterations.

(a) Collar. The back seam may be shortened by lowering the collar. This alteration consists of ripping out the seams on under and top collar, and repositioning the collar or the back of the coat. The collar shall not be lowered more than 3/8-inch, if more is than 3/8-inch is needed then the shoulder seams on the back panels will have to be adjusted as well.

(b) Hem line. The coat hem line may be shortened no more than 1-inch. Shortening is authorized only when the coat is out of proportion to the individual’s height. For example, if a short woman requires a regular length to fit her backwaist length, the coat will require shortening so the length is correctly proportioned for her height.

(c) Sleeve hem. Measure and mark each sleeve individually. There shall be

1-1/2-inches of turn up. Stitching must not be visible on the outside of the sleeve.

(d) Side seams. The bust, waist, and/or hip may be taken in or let out at the side seam.

(e) Button alignment. The position of the buttons on the front of the coat may be adjusted no more than 1/4-inch to improve the front closure, as long as the row of buttons is straight from the top to bottom when buttoned, and the coat balance is maintained.

(f) Shoulder loop button. Adjust button on shoulder loop if out of alignment.

b. Slacks/Skirt.

(1) Subgarments. Subgarments required for fitting of slacks/skirt are proper undergarments, shirt, belt and buckle, socks and low quarter shoes.

(2) Measurements. The waist, hip and height measurements are needed for selection of the proper size try-on garment (see Appendix E).

(3) Selection of try-on garment. Using the individual’s waist, hip and height measurements, refer to the Size Prediction Table BII for selection of initial try-on size. The hip measurement will determine if a Junior (J), Misses (M), or Women’s (W) size is required.

The height measurement determines the length of the slacks/skirt.

(4) Alterations for Slacks.

(a) Waist. The waist may be let out or taken in at the center back outlet without having to remove the waistband. To avoid improper hanging or dislocated pockets, the waist adjustment must not be let out than 1-1/2-inches nor taken in more than 1-inch.

(b) Hem. Measure and mark both slack legs individually. The front crease of the slacks will reach the top of the instep and be cut on a diagonal line to reach a point approximately midway between the top of the heel and the top of the oxford shoe in the back.

The slacks may have a slight break in the front. Hem shall finish with no more than a

2-1/2-inch turn up. Stitching must not be visible on the outside of the slacks.

(c) Shape seat. Let out or take in at the back outlet to adjust seat seam for the slacks. The side seams may be adjusted to hip size. Side seams must be centered at the sides and hang straight to the bottom. Note that if the seat needs to be altered, the crotch of the slacks must also be altered.

(d) Thigh. The inseams have an outlet. The outlet may be used to let out or take in the crotch and thigh areas to improve fit while maintaining the balance of the slacks.

(5) Alterations for Skirts (Optional item).

(a) Yoke. The yoke on the standard waist (Style A) skirt may be altered at the side. The comfort waist (Style B) skirt is not alterable.

(b) Hem. The skirt hem shall finish 1-inch above or 2-inches below the knee.

(c) Hips/seat. Let out or take in hip or seat at the side seams. Side seams must be centered at the sides and hang straight to the bottom.

c. Shirts (Short or Long Sleeve).

(1) Subgarments. Subgarments required for fitting the shirts are proper undergarments.

(2) Measurements. The bust, waist and height are required for selection of the proper size try-on garment (see Appendix E).

(3) Selection of try-on garment. Using the individual’s bust, waist and height measurements, refer to Table BIII for selection of initial try-on size.

(4) Alterations.

(a) Princess and side seams. The bust, waist, and/or hip may be taken at the princess seams and side seams. Since the shirts come in only one (1) fit type, it may be necessary to select shirt one or two sizes larger in order to fit a bust, waist or hip measurement.

(b) Button alignment. Neck button may be moved but not more than 1/4-inch.

(c) Sleeves. Shortening of the shirt sleeves is acceptable for the long sleeve shirt only. Utilize both buttons to obtain the concept of fit prior to altering sleeve lengths.

d. Shoes.

(1) Subgarments. Subgarments required for fitting of shoes are dress socks.

(2) Selection of try-on garment. Use the individuals dress shoe size.

e. All-Weather Coat.

(1) Subgarments. Subgarments required for fitting the all-weather coat are the Army

Green Service Uniform.

(2) Measurements. The bust and height measurements are needed for the selection of the proper size try-on garment (see Appendix E).

(3) Selection of try-on garment. Attach all-weather coat liner for try-on purposes.

Using the individual’s bust and height measurements, refer to size prediction Table BIV for selection of the initial try-on size. If the individual’s measurements are close to the minimum or maximum indicated on the size prediction table, select two (2) sizes for try-on.

(4) Alterations.

(a) Hem. The all-weather coat hem line may be adjusted but should not be more than 3-inches below the midpoint of the knee.

(b) Sleeves. The sleeves may be shortened or lengthened so sleeves will be about

1-inch longer than the sleeves of the AGSU service coat. When shortening the sleeves, measure and mark each sleeve individually.

5. Final Check for Proper Concept of Fit. The uniform is designed to fit the figure easily

With smooth tailored lines. While the individual is wearing the entire uniform (See Figures 4, 5 and 6), check the following points:

a. Coat. Completely button coat and inspect for proper concept of fit by checking the following:

(1) Collar. The shirt collar must show about 1/4 to 1/2-inch above the coat collar at the center back of the coat. The coat collar should fit close around the neck without gapping or overlapping.

(2) Back, bust and shoulders. The coat should fit smoothly across back, bust and shoulders without strain. Three (3) to five (5) inches of ease should be equally distributed around circumference of the waist to provide comfort when moving.

(3) Hips and waist. The coat should fit easily over the hips and conform to the waistline curve without blousing. The coat front, below the waist, must overlap without pulling or gaping so the front of the coat will present a straight line from the top button to the coat hem. The back vent must also overlap without pulling or gaping. The belt shall sit comfortably at the waist.

(4) Length. The coat is designed so that if the coat size is correct in other areas, the coat length, with few exceptions, will be correctly proportioned.

(5) Sleeves. The sleeves of the coat should fall about 1-inch below the bottom of the

Wristbone, covering the sleeves of the shirt.

b. Slacks/Skirt.

(1) Waist. The slacks and skirt must be fitted with 1/2-inch ease, fitting easily around the waist without bulging. The top of the waistband for the slacks should be below the natural waistline at the top of hip bone.

(2) Hips. The slacks must fit easily around the hips without wrinkles below the back waist. They must be full enough around the hips to allow the pockets to lay flat and to allow for comfort in normal movements, such as sitting, climbing stairs and walking. When deciding which of two sizes is more suitable, select the slacks that provide the best fit around the hips, even though an alteration at the waist may be required. There should be approximately 2-inches of ease over the hips. without bulging.

(3) Rise. The crotch of the slacks should not bind fit with a slight ease and allow for sitting and bending. A short rise may cause tightness and discomfort and a long rise may cause slacks to be baggy in the seat and crotch. Check to see that the crotch of the slacks has sufficient ease to allow enough comfort for the individual. The properly fitted crotch in slacks will exhibit no vertical breaks, display no drooping or appear to have a tight binding effect to the individual.

(4) Length. The slacks must hang straight from the seat so the bottom of the front crease of the slacks will reach the top of the instep and be cut on a diagonal line to reach a point approximately midway between the top of the heel and the top of the standard shoe in the back.

The slacks may have a slight break in the front. The skirt shall finish 1-inch above or 2-inches below the knee.

c. Shirt (Short or Long Sleeve). Completely button shirt, including cuffs of the long sleeve shirt, and check the following points:

(1) Collar. The collar should fit snugly enough to give a neat appearance, but not snug as to be uncomfortable.

(2) Back, bust and shoulders. The shirt should fit smoothly across the back, bust and shoulders without tightness or wrinkles. The shirt should fit over the bust without strain or gaping between buttons. There must be enough room around back and shoulders to allow free use of arms without discomfort.

(3) Hips and waist. The shirt should fit easily over the hips conforming to the waistline curve with minimal blousing. Ease at the waist should be 2-1/2-inches at each side seam. This shall be determined by pinching 1-1/4-inches excess cloth on the double at waist. The shirt front, below the waist, should overlap without pulling or gaping.

(4) Sleeves.

(a) Short sleeve. The shirt is designed so that if the shirt size is correct in other areas, the sleeves will be correctly proportioned.

(b) Long sleeve. The sleeve length should reach below the lower part of the wristbone.

d. Shoes. The shoes shall be tied and the individuals shall walk around to ensure the shoes are not too tight or slip when walking.

e. All Weather Coat. To ensure proper concept of fit, attach line and completely button the coat. Check the following points:

(1) Collar. When buttoned, the all-weather coat must fit close at the neck without gapping or overlapping. The collar must cover the collar of all subgarments.

(2) Back, shoulders and bust. The all-weather coat must fit comfortably over the shoulders and bust and lie smoothly across the back. When properly fitted, the all-weather coat will allow free use of the arms without pulling or giving discomfort to the wearer.

(3) Hips and waist. The all-weather coat must hang freely from the shoulders without waist suppression or tightness around the hips.

(4) Length. The all-weather coat should fall approximately 1-1/2-inches below the midpoint of the knee and must cover the skirt worn under it.

(5) Sleeves. The all-weather coat sleeves must be 1/2-inch longer than and cover the sleeves of all subgarments.

(6) Belt. The belt shall be at natural waistline.

1. Shirt collar shows at least 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch above coat collar at center back of coat

4. Belt falls comfortably at the natural waistline with 3-5 inches of ease at the waist for comfort

2. Coat fits smoothly over shoulders and across bust without strain at closure and bi swing pleat

5. Sleeve hem falls 1-inch below bottom of the wristbone, covering the shirt sleeve

3. Coat fits easily over hips and conforms to waistline curve without blousing

6. The bottom edge of coat does not extend beyond sleeve hem

FIGURE 4. Proper fit and wear of women’s coat.

1. Collar fits snugly but not uncomfortably

5. Slacks/skirt fit smoothly over the hips with 1-1/2 to 2-inches of ease

2. Shirt fits over bust without strain 6. Slack crease must hang straight, not twisted

3. Long sleeves fall to lower part of wristbone

7. Front of slack hem will reach the top of the instep and back of hem will fall between heel and top of shoe

4. Top of waist of the slacks/skirt rests below natural waistline and fits comfortably with 1/2-inch ease

8. The hem of the skirt shall finish between 1-inch above to 2-inches below the knee

FIGURE 4. Proper fit and wear of women’s shirt and slacks/skirt.

1. Back of collar covers all subgarment collars.

4. Belt fits comfortably at natural waistline

2. Coat must easily and comfortably over the shoulders and bust allowing free use of arms

5. Coat hangs freely without waist or hip suppression

3. Sleeves cover all subgarment sleeves by 1/2-inch

6. Length falls about 1-1/2-inches below the midpoint of the knee and, when applicable, covers the skirt worn under

FIGURE 6. Proper fit and wear of women’s all-weather coat.

UNISEX AGSU UNIFORM ITEMS

SECTION 3

FITTING OF UNISEX UNIFORM ITEMS

The following are the Unisex Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU) items:

a. Necktie. The necktie shall be a two-fold, four-in-hand design, with a retainer loop.

b. Belt and Buckle. The belt shall be a cotton web belt with an antiqued (non-buffed) buckle and tip.

c. Garrison Cap. The garrison cap shall be of an envelope style, able to be flattened when not worn. The cap has a Heritage Green 564 cord edge braid attached to the upper edge of the curtain.

d. Socks. The socks shall be a stretch type with a true rib knit 1 X 1 elastic top.

e. Gloves. The gloves shall be commercial slip on style.

2. Materials:

a. Necktie. 5.0 oz./sq. yd., 55/45% polyester/wool tropical, plain weave, Heritage Green

564.

b. Belt and Buckle. Cotton web belt, Heritage Walnut 567 with red brass, antiqued finish buckle.

c. Garrison cap. 8.5 ± 0.30 oz./sq. yd., 55/45% polyester wool elastique, Heritage Green

564.

d. Socks. 73% cotton, 4% spandex and 23% nylon, Heritage Walnut 567.

e. Gloves. 100% Leather, Heritage Walnut 567.

f. Beret. 16.5 oz./sq. yd., 100% wool, Army Black 1593.

3. Sizing System:

a. Necktie. The necktie comes in two (2) sizes - Short (height under 71-inches) and Regular

(height over 71-inches).

b. Belt and Buckle. The belt comes in five (5) sizes - 33, 35, 39, 45 and 49. The buckle comes in one size.

c. Garrison cap. The garrison cap comes in fourteen (14) sizes, in 1/8-inch increments in sizes 6-3/8 through 8.

d. Socks. The socks come in five (5) sizes - XX-Small (XXS), X-Small (XS), Small (S), Medium (M) and Large (L).

e. Gloves. The gloves come in seven (7) sizes - XX-Small (XXS), X-Small (XS), Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L) and XX-Large (XXL).

4. General Fitting Procedures.

a. Necktie. The neckties are fit based on height - Short (under 71-inches) and Regular

(over 71-inches).

b. Belt and Buckle. The belts are fit based on your waist measurement.

c. Garrison cap. The cap shall be fit based on your head measurement.

(1) Measurement. Place tape snugly around the largest part of the head, across the forehead and over temples, parallel to the ground.

(2) Selection of try-on size. Using the individual’s head measurement, refer to Size

Prediction Table CI for selection of initial try-on size.

(3) Alterations. Altering of the garrison cap is not authorized.

d. Socks. The socks are fit based on your shoe size.

(1) Selection of try-on size. Using the individual’s shoe size, refer to Size Prediction

Table CII for selection of initial try-on size.

e. Gloves. The gloves are fit based on try-on.

5. Final Check for Proper Concept of Fit.

a. Necktie. The necktie shall fall at the top of the belt.

b. Belt and Buckle. The belt shall fit snugly but not too tight. It is worn so that the tipped end passes through the buckle to the individuals left for males, and right for females. The tipped end will not extend more than 2-inches beyond the edge of the buckle. The plain end of the belt may extend beyond the keeper portion of the inside of the buckle, as long as it is not visible when worn.

c. Garrison cap. The garrison cap is worn with the front vertical crease of the cap centered on the forehead, with the front lower portion of the cap approximately 1-inch above the eyebrows (approximately the width of the first two fingers). The bottom of the rear vertical crease will fit snugly to the back of the head. Hair will not be visible on the forehead below the front bottom edge of the cap.

d. Socks. The socks shall fit comfortable for the individual.

e. Gloves. The gloves shall fit comfortably on the individual’s hands.

APPENDIX A

SIZE PREDICTION CHARTS

FOR MEN’S AGSU ITEMS

Table AI. Size Prediction Table for Men’s Coats

The size prediction table references the following key points of body measurements taken from the AGSU measurement chart using the AGSU guide for how to measure (see

Appendix D):

o Key point 5: Chest Circumference o Key point 8: Abdomen Circumference

Coat

Size

Chest

Measurement

(Inches)

Abdomen Measurement

Lengths Available Classic (C) (Inches)

Athletic (A)

(INCHES)

30 30 27 -- R (C) 31 31 28 -- R (C) 32 32 29 -- R (C) 33 33 30 -- R,L (C)

34 34 31 -- XS,S,R,L (C)

35 35 32 -- XS, S,R,L,XL (C)

36 36 33 -- XS, S,R,L,XL (C)

37 37 34 -- XS, S,R,L,XL (C)

38 38 35 -- XS, S,R,L,XL (C)

39 39 36 -- XS, S,R,L,XL (C)

40 40 37 35 XS,S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

41 41 38 36 XS,S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

42 42 39 37 XS,S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

43 43 40 38 S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

44 44 41 39 S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

45 45 42 40 S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

46 46 43 41 S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

47 47 44 42 S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

48 48 45 43 S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

49 49 46 44 S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

50 50 47 45 S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

51 51 48 46 S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

52 52 49 47 S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

53 53 50 48 S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

54 54 51 49 XS,S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

The coat lengths are related to the individual’s height and back waist length and are available in:

o Extra Short (XS): Less than 5’5” o Short (S): 5’5” - 5’8” o Regular (R): 5’8” - 5’11” o Long (L): 5’11” - 6’2” o Extra Long (XL) 6’2” and Up

All coats are labeled with chest size first, immediately followed by the length and fit type.

Ex. 40 R A (Size Number, Length, and Fit Type)

Table AII. Size Prediction Table for Men’s Trousers

The size prediction table references the following key points of body measurements taken from the AGSU measurement chart using the AGSU guide for how to measure (see

Appendix D):

o Key point 9: Waist (Trouser) Circumference o Key point 10: Hip/Seat Circumference

Trouser

Size

Trouser

Waist

Measurement (Inches)

Classic (C)

Hip/Seat

Measurement (Inches)

Athletic (A)

Hip/Seat

Measurement (Inches)

Lengths Available

26 26 31 -- R (C) 28 28 33 -- S,R (C) 29 29 34 36 S,R,L (C); R (A)

30 30 35 37 S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

31 31 36 38 S,R,L (C); R,L (A)

32 32 37 39 S,R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

33 33 38 40 S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

34 34 39 41 S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

35 35 40 42 S,R,L (C); S,R,L (A)

36 36 41 43 S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

37 37 42 44 S,R,L (C); S,R,L (A)

38 38 43 45 S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

39 39 44 46 S,R,L (C); S,R,L (A)

40 40 45 47 S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

41 41 46 48 S,R,L (C); S,R,L (A)

42 42 47 49 S,R,L,XL (C); S,R,L,XL (A)

44 44 49 51 R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

46 46 51 53 R,L,XL (C); R,L,XL (A)

The trouser lengths are related to the height, outseam, and rise and are available in:

o Short (S): Less than 5’8” o Regular (R): 5’8” - 5’11” o Long (L): 5’11” - 6’2” o Extra Long (XL) 6’2” and Up

All trousers are labeled with waist size first, immediately followed by the length and fit type.

Ex. 34 R A (Size Number, Length, and Fit Type)

Note: Height typically determines the trouser length. If on the cusp of being between lengths, the outseam (key point 11) and rise

(key point 12) can also be used to decide on length prediction.

Table AIII. Size Prediction Table for Men’s Shirts, L/S and S/S

The size prediction table references the following key points of body measurements taken from the AGSU measurement chart using the AGSU guide for how to measure (see

Appendix D):

o Key point 2: Neck Circumference o Key point 5: Chest Circumference o Key point 9: Waist Circumference o Key point 6: Sleeve Length (3-point)

Note: If the body chest and/or waist measurements are larger than the measurements associated with the neck size in the chart a larger shirt neck size may be needed to properly fit the body with alterations.

Neck Size

(Inches)

Classic (C) Athletic (A) Length Available Chest

(Inches) Waist

(Inches) Chest

(Inches) Waist

(Inches) Long Sleeve Body

13-1/2 32-1/2 28 -- -- 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R 14 34 30-1/2 -- -- 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R

14-1/2 36 32-1/2 -- -- 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R, T 15 38 34-1/2 -- -- 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R, T

15-1/2 40 36-1/2 41 34-1/2 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R, T 16 41-1/2 38 42-1/2 36 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R, T

16-1/2 43-1/2 40 44-1/2 38 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R, T 17 45-1/2 42 46-1/2 40 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R, T

17-1/2 47-1/2 44 48-1/2 42 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R, T 18 49-1/2 46 50-1/2 44 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R, T

18-1/2 51 47-1/2 52 45-1/2 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R, T 19 53 49-1/2 54 47-1/2 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, 38/39 R, T

19-1/2 -- -- 56 49-1/2 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35*, 36/37*, 38/39 T 20 -- -- 58 51-1/2 29, 30/31, 32/33, 34/35*, 36/37*, 38/39 T

* Also available in regular body length

The shirt sizes relate to the individual’s neck measurement and length. The shirt size length is independent of sleeve length and is based on height.

o Regular (R): Less than 5’11” o Tall (T): 5’11” and Up

All shirts are labeled with neck size first, immediately followed by sleeve length (for long sleeve style only), body length and fit type.

Long Sleeve Ex. 15-1/2 34/35 R A (Neck Size Number, Sleeve Length, Body Length, and Fit Type)

Short Sleeve Ex. 15-1/2 R A (Neck Size Number, Length, and Fit Type)

Table AIV. Size Prediction Table for Men’s All-Weather Coat

The size prediction table references the following key points of body measurements taken from the AGSU measurement chart using the AGSU guide for how to measure (see

Appendix D):

o Key point 5: Chest Circumference o Height

Coat Size Chest Measurement (Inches)

Lengths Available

30 Less than 31 S,R

32 31 - 33 XS,S,R,L

34 33 - 35 XS,S,R,L,XL

36 35 - 37 XS,S,R,L,XL

38 37 - 39 XS,S,R,L,XL

40 39 - 41 XS,S,R,L,XL

42 41 - 43 XS,S,R,L,XL

44 43 - 45 S,R,L,XL

46 45 - 47 S,R,L,XL

48 47 - 49 S,R,L,XL

50 49 -…