Unisex Sweater Fleece Jacket (Black)

How to Measure for a Wetsuit

So you’ve decided on a new wetsuit - great news! Before you rush in it is vital you choose the right size - if it's a bad fit, you won’t get all the benefits of the suit.

Wetsuits are generally meant to give a skintight fit, but many of our customers opt for larger sizes to allow extra room in case they grow. All of our size guides are intended to provide a comfortable skintight fit, however you can still allow +/- 1 inch margin of error to account for the stretch in our neoprene wetsuit material. This means that if your measurements do not perfectly match our sizing, you can still find a great fitting suit provided the measurements are close. If you want a loose fitting suit then we recommend ordering a larger size than our size guides indicate. Choosing the right size is easy at Two Bare Feet, and it starts by taking accurate measurements of your body. Watch our handy video below that demonstrates how to take accurate measurements of your body. You can then reference our size guides on the product pages to find the right size for your new wetsuit.

Below you will find our infographic on the specific measurements often required and how to take accurate body measurements for your new wetsuit. Once you have measured your body, you can then reference our size guides on the product pages to find the right size for your new wetsuit.

Please note: it is important to reference your measurements to the size guide of the exact wetsuit you are looking to purchase. We have made every attempt to standardise our sizing, however, some wetsuit styles from previous years may be sized slightly differently.

How to Measure for a Changing Robe

Two Bare Feet Changing Robes have been designed to offer a loose, baggy fit ensuring there’s plenty of room to pull your arms inside and change out of your wetsuit, whilst providing enough length to keep you covered and warm.

The recommended size ranges would provide a robe that is around knee length and offers ample room around the torso for changing.

Height and zip length are the most important measurements however, should you find yourself in between sizes, please refer to the waist measurement and consider how you will be using your robe ie. do you require ample changing space? Or will it be used primarily for keeping warm? Just for keeping warm, you can downsize, but if you are using it as a changing robe, we recommend the larger size.

Please note: it is important to reference your measurements to the size guide of the exact changing robe on the listing you are looking to purchase. We have made every attempt to standardise our sizing, however, some styles may be sized slightly differently.