Merra Women's Jacket

Chili Red

Main fabric is fleece with a knit face and a polar stretch fleece on side panels
Feminine fit
Cosy high collar and hood
Two front pockets and tumbhole
To be used as a midlayer or outer use

Functions

Functions:

4 needle flatlock seams

4way stretch

Ergonomic cut

Fabric mapping

Fixed hood

Thumb Hole

Thermal

Insulates your body to make sure you always have the right temperature. Worn separate as a second layer. In harsh weather preferably worn together with a protective shell that is 100% wind and waterproof.

Product description

Merra, a soft sweater with feminine fit. Made with a soft comfortable fleece on the inside and a decorative knitted surface. The sweater has stretch panels in the sides for an extra comfort as well as a hood and a high, comfortable collar that protects against chilly winds. Merra has thumb holes in the cuffs and two front pockets. The sweater can be used either on its own or as a mid layer.

Size guide

SIZE GUIDE – WOMEN

FINDING YOUR SIZE

Tricky to know which size to pick? The measurements in the size charts for women are given in centimetres. Remember that you only need to go by chest measurement for jackets and tops, and hip and waist measurements for bottoms. All measurements are based on a height of 168 centimetres (plus/minus 4 centimetres).

Size EU	34	36	38	40	42	44	46	48
Chest measurement	78–81	82–85	86–89	90–93	94–97	98–101	102–106	107–112
Waist	62–66	67–69	70–73	74–77	78–81	82–85	86–91	92–97
Hips	88–91	92–95	96–98	99–101	102–104	105–107	108–111	112–116
Inside leg length	77	78	79	80	81	82	83	83

What sort of fit do you want?

We have received feedback from customers that our clothing corresponds well with the measurements in the size charts. However, it can nevertheless be useful to bear in mind that certain items are designed to fit more snugly, while others are a looser fit. Depending on the design of the item, the fit may therefore differ. The product description for any garment will tell you more about the specific fit.

Between sizes?

If your measurements fall between two sizes, we recommend opting for the smaller size if you want a more snug fit and the large size for a looser fit.

How do I measure myself?

Using a tape measure, measure directly against your body in centimetres to determine your size. In order to pick the correct size for jackets and tops, you should take your chest measurement. In order to pick the correct size for bottoms, go by your hip and waist measurements. Range of movement is already taken into account.

A
Chest measurement

Measure over the fullest part of your bust and over the shoulder blades, ideally with a bra on. Go by this measurement when selecting jackets and tops.
B
Waist

Measure your waist at the narrowest point. If you want to know what size to choose for bottoms, go by your hip measurement first of all. Waist measurement is secondary.
C
Hips

Measure around your hips at the widest point, which is roughly 20 cm below your waist.
D
Inside leg length

Inside leg length is measured from the crotch down to the floor.

What shoe size am I?

No one feels comfortable in footwear that is too big or too small. In order to make it easier for you to find your size, you need to measure based on the internal length of the sole. Measure your foot from heel to big toe to determine the correct size.

Size	EU36	EU37	EU38	EU39	EU40	EU41
Internal length of sole (cm)	23,4	24,3	25,2	26,0	26,8	27,7

What size gloves do I need?

It can sometimes be tricky to know what size you need in order to keep your hands warm. You need to measure the length of your hand from your wrist to the tip of your middle finger (A). Measure around your hand, not including the thumb (B). The measurements are given in centimetres.

Size	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
Hand length	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22
Hand circumference	16,5	17,8	19,0	20,3	22,8	25,4	28,0	30,5

What size of hat or cap do I need?

You need to measure the circumference of your head at its widest point, roughly one centimetre above your eyebrows and eyes. Don’t pull the tape measure too tight. If the measurement falls between two whole centimetres, round up to the larger size. No tape measure? In that case, you can measure using a length of string, and then measure it against a ruler or folding rule. The circumference of the head is measured in centimetres.