Matrix Clothing Size Guide

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Matrix Clothing Size Guide

Oct 25, 2021

Clothing is an important aspect of all types of fishing, no matter the season. Every angler should ensure they feel comfortable and relaxed while on the bank. With so many different brands including Fox, Daiwa, Nash and many more to choose from, sizes can vary and a Small fitting t-shirt could be the same size as a Medium from another brand which can make it difficult to find the perfect fit. Here at TackleTarts we have gathered all the necessary information and measurements on clothing sizes from a variety of popular brands and included a small guide on how to find the perfect fit for you.

If you would like any additional information or guidance on buying the right type of clothing, we have a Buyers Guide to both fishing Waders and Footwear. Covering all the important aspects to look for before investing in some new clothing.

Otherwise, below is a list of brands with a link to their clothing size charts with extra guidance provided.

Please find details below regarding the sizes this brand uses while creating their range of clothing. If you are unsure, please compare their product measurements to a similar garment you already own.

Matrix Size chart:

If you would like to check out our full range of Matrix clothing please visit our clothing section at TackleTarts.

Matrix have a wide range of clothing with many different measurements. You can use this chart to match to your body measurements, otherwise further below is a full list of Matrix garment measurements.

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Jackets:

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Winter Suit:

Trousers:

Shorts:

Hoodies:

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T-shirts:

Salopettes:

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HOW TO TAKE YOUR MEASUREMENTS

Chest Measurement:

Measure around the fullest part, placing the tape measure close under the arms and make sure the tape is flat across the shoulder blades.

Waist Measurement:

Measure around the narrowest part of the waist, placing the tape measure above the hips making sure the tape is flat around the lower back.

Inseam Measurement:

Measure from the crotch to the ankle bone on the inside of the leg.

Over Garments:

Products that are designed to be worn as "over garments" may be slightly larger than the dimensions stated due to oversizing to help accommodate under layers.