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Barrister & Legal Attire Size Calculator

Get personalized sizing for barrister robes, court shirts, tabs, waistcoats, trousers and more using our professional Canadian fitting system.

What you will get

  • Barrister robe recommendation
  • Court shirt and tabs sizing
  • Waistcoat and trouser guidance
  • Women's skirt sizing when selected

Enter your measurements

Use inches for the most accurate result.

How We Estimate Your Sizes

Recommendations use chest, waist, hip, neck, arm length, and height measurements to guide robe, court shirt, tabs, waistcoat, trouser, and skirt size selection.

Recommended Sizes

Generated from the measurements you entered using Legal Attire Canada fitting standards. Intended as a professional sizing guide to assist with final size selection.

Recommended for your measurements

Need help confirming fit? Speak with our fitting team.

FAQ's

How do I find my barrister robe size in Canada?

Barrister robes are sized by chest and height. Your robe size is your chest measurement rounded to the nearest even number,Your height determines the length category:

How long should a barrister robe be?

A Legal Attire Canada barrister robe is your height in inches minus 20 inches. At 5'10" (70 inches), that’s a 50-inch robe. KC robes are 2 inches longer, and judicial robes are 4 inches longer.

How do I choose the correct court shirt size?

Men’s court shirts are sized by neck and sleeve. A 15.5-inch neck with an arm length of 34 inches or less is a 15.5R; an arm length over 34 inches is a 15.5L. Women’s court shirts are sized by bust measurement. Use the calculator to find the recommended size.

How are barrister tabs sized?

Tabs are sized by neck measurement: Small up to 15 inches, Medium up to 16 inches, Large up to 17.5 inches, X-Large up to 18.5 inches, and XX-Large above that.

What size barrister waistcoat should I order?

For men, take the larger of your chest measurement, then round to the nearest even number. A 40-inch chest with a 34-inch waist is a size 40. Women’s waistcoats are sized mainly by bust measurement. Use the calculator to find the recommended size.

How do I measure myself accurately?

Use a soft tape measure and wear a dress shirt. Measure your chest at the fullest point, your waist at the natural waistline, your neck where the collar sits, and your arm from the shoulder seam to the wrist. For step-by-step instructions, follow our measuring guide.

Can I use this calculator for Call to the Bar attire?

Yes. It provides sizing recommendations for everything in a Call to the Bar package: a barrister robe, court shirt, tabs, waistcoat, and trousers or skirt. Robes take 4 to 6 weeks to make, so order well before your ceremony date.

Does this calculator guarantee final fit?

The calculator gives a professional starting point based on Legal Attire Canada fitting standards. To confirm your size before ordering, book a complimentary Zoom fitting or visit our London, Ontario store. Please contact our fitting team for help.