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Our Suspenders Range from 34" to 54" in Length to fit Almost Everyone...
SIZING: To figure out what size would be best, measure over the shoulder from back right to front left - waist to waist. Choose the next size up for Comfort when close to Measurements listed. 
Adult Suspenders - 4 Clip with X-Back unless otherwise noted - Totally Adjustable
- Junior Adult = 38" Max Length - fitting tall children and petite adults (*Available in select styles)
- Regular = 42" Max Length - fitting the average man, women and large (tall) children.
- Big & Tall or XL = 50" Max Length - fitting long-waisted (even short guys who wear their pants real low), those heavy set guys, thick chested men and individuals over 6 feet tall
- Some Above Available in Longer Lengths upon request.
- All EZ Styles = 46" & 54" Max Length with Super Grip Non-Metal Clips
Button-On Braces - Totally Adjustable
- Run longer than Regular Length Clip Suspender - around 47" Maximum Length
- Fits most Average Adults to Large Men
- Made with Quality Leather Ends
- Y-Back with coordinating elastic for Stretch
Ties
- Regular Length = 58" and XL Ties are 62"
- All of our Poly Ties are made of quality 100% Polyester or a Poly/Silk Blend
- Silk Ties are made with the Highest Quality 100% Silk
- Clip on and Zipper Ties have a perfect knot every time. Never tie again!
Sizing Gloves
To find out your glove size, measure (in inches) around your hand with a tape measure across your palm. You should use your dominant hand, the right if you are right-handed, and the left if you are left-handed. 
- Measure around the hand at the fullest part
- If you are RIGHT handed, take measurements from your RIGHT hand
- If you are LEFT handed, take measurements from your LEFT hand.
- The number of inches measured equals the size of the glove
S = 7 - 8" or 20cm
M = 8 - 9" or 23cm
L = 9 - 10" or 25cm
XL=10 - 11" or 28cm
XXL=11 - 12" or 30cm (New)
We hope that you and everyone on your shopping list will enjoy our selection of products. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
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