BEESUITWEAR

Fit

Size guide

A bee suit is meant to be loose — the gap between cloth and skin is part of the protection. Measure over the clothes you would normally wear underneath.

How to measure

  1. Chest

    Around the fullest part, tape level under the arms. Stand naturally — standing to attention adds a couple of centimetres and makes the finished suit tight when you actually move.

  2. Waist

    At the navel, not where your trousers sit.

  3. Hip

    Around the fullest point.

  4. Height

    Barefoot, against a wall.

  5. Inseam

    Crotch to floor, barefoot.

  6. Sleeve

    Centre-back of the neck, over the shoulder, to the wrist bone with the arm slightly bent.

  7. Neck

    At the base of the neck, with one finger under the tape.

  8. Shoulder

    Bone to bone, across the back.

  9. Preferred ease

    How loose you want it. Most beekeepers want a generous amount over the chest measurement — the gap is part of the protection.

Sizes we make

  • XX-Small
  • X-Small
  • Small
  • Medium
  • Large
  • X-Large
  • XL
  • XX-Large
  • XXL
  • XXX-Large
  • 4-XL
  • XXXL
  • 4X-Large
  • 4XL
  • 5-XL
  • 5X-Large
  • 5XL

The measurement chart is not published yet. We have the size names but not the chest, waist and height ranges each one is cut to. Those come from the workshop’s grading sheet — inventing them here would send people the wrong size and cause returns. Send us the chart and it appears on this page.