NAMNOX SHOOTING

Size Guide

Use our product-specific charts to select the most suitable starting size. For custom manufacturing, club orders and private-label projects, our team can also develop sizing around your target market.

MEASURE WITH CONFIDENCE

Get the best starting fit.

Take body measurements with a soft tape measure and compare them with the relevant chart below. Product fit can vary by design, fabric and intended layering.

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Use a soft tape

Keep the tape level and close to the body without pulling it tight.

02

Measure over base layers

Wear the clothing you normally expect beneath the vest or jacket.

03

Between two sizes?

Choose the larger size for easier movement or additional layering.

04

Need project sizing?

Send us your market, fit preference and target customer requirements.

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RANGE VEST

Men's Shooting Vest

Measure the fullest part of the chest and the garment length from the highest shoulder point. Allow room for comfortable mounting and movement.

NamNox Shooting men's range vest size chart

Select the chart to view it at full size.

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WOMEN'S FIT

Women's Shooting Vest

Use chest, natural waist and length measurements. If you prefer more ease through the body or plan to layer, choose the larger suitable size.

NamNox Shooting women's vest size chart

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OUTERWEAR

Shooting Jacket

Measure chest, sleeve and length while considering the layers you expect to wear underneath. Keep your arms relaxed when taking sleeve measurements.

NamNox Shooting shooting jacket size chart

Select the chart to view it at full size.

IMPORTANT FIT NOTE

Charts are a practical guide—not a substitute for a fitting.

Measurements and fit may vary slightly between product constructions. For bulk, team, OEM or private-label orders, confirm the required size specification during development and sampling.

FIT & DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT

Need help choosing or developing a size range?

Share your product type, market, quantities and fit requirements. Our team will help you prepare the right starting specification.

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