In order to achieve the most comfortable and versatile fit possible, you should expect to feel some extra roominess in the thighs, seat and lower trunk when standing. The Two Piece Suit pants have a drawstring waist which should be fully loosened when the jacket and pants are zipped together. All Two Piece Suit waist adjustments should be made using the Velcro and waist tabs on the jacket when the top and bottom are zipped together. When you have the right fit, you should be able to raise your arms fully above your head, although you may feel some resistance due to the suit's unique tailoring and padding. If you ride a sport bike, and wear a size Regular in street clothing, you may need the extra room that a size Long Aerostich Roadcrafter Suit will offer.
All suits have adjustable Velcro tabs at the wrist, waist, and lower calf.
You may find it easier to make these adjustments before putting the suit on, or have someone help you make the adjustments while you are in your suit. Since all Roadcrafter Suits are cut on male grading patterns, and since women often have shorter trunks and longer limbs than a man of the same height, women who are unable to obtain a satisfactory fit with a stock size are encouraged to request alterations. Two Piece Suit sizes run the same as the One Piece version, but may feel slightly bulkier due to the overlapping jacket and pants. Finally, remember that a looser, baggier fit will always be much more comfortable and versatile than a tighter fit. Your suit was designed to fit like the coveralls that mechanics and painters often wear, not like racing leathers.