Columbia women's plus size packable waterproof rain jacket

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SIZE CHART

The enclosed measurements show the actual garment dimensions. Please note that these are approximate measurements and use this guide as a general reference. All measurements are in inches unless otherwise stated.

Columbia

Clothing size guide with chest, waist, and hips measurements
FOOTWEAR
US	LENGTH
6W	9.06
7W	9.45
7.5W	9.65
8W	9.84
8.5W	10.04
9W	10.24
9.5W	10.43
10W	10.63
11W	11.02

Clothing size guide with chest, waist, and hips measurements
CLOTHING
	1X		2X		3X
	16W	18W	20W	22W	24W
Bust	43 - 45		47 - 49		51 - 53
Waist	36 - 38		40 - 42 ½		44 ¾ - 47
Hips	46 - 48		50 - 52		54 - 56

How to take your measurements

Hips

Measurement does not pertain to bra size. Wrap a tape measure under arms, keeping the tape comfortably loose. Measure around the fullest part of the bust. Ensure that the tape measure is parallel to the floor.

Height

Stand barefoot with a straight posture.
Regular - For women 5' 4"" - 5' 7""
Petite - For women 5' 4"" and under - Pant inseam is 3"" shorter than regular.
Tall - For women 5' 7"" and taller - Pant inseam is 2"" longer than regular.

Waist

Keeping the tape measure comfortably loose, measure around the smallest area of your waist.

Hips

With feet together, keeping the tape measure comfortably loose, wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of the hips.

Inseam

Stand with your shoes on and measure from the crotch to the bottom of the shoe.

Bust

Measure under your arms and around the fullest part of your chest.

Remove shoes and socks, stand on a sheet of paper with feet comfortably aligned to each other at approximately shoulder width apart, and have your body weight evenly distributed between your feet.
Using a pencil, gently trace the outline of the foot onto the paper, ensure the pencil is kept vertical. The trace will be more accurately done by someone else.
Draw a straight line at the longest toe and at the heel, these two lines must be parallel of each other.
Draw a vertical line connecting these two parallel lines. This right angle (90 degree) is your foot length.
The foot width is measured by a straight line connecting the widest spot of your foot.
If your measurements fall between two sizes, move up to the larger size for a better fit.