Once you have processed your return in the portal, you're ready to post it off. Make sure you keep proof of postage. When we give the "Armpit to armpit x 2" on an item it is measured directly at the top of the side seams (armpit to armpit) laid flat, then the measurement is doubled, giving the circumference. At Military 1st we hope you would be completely satisfied every time you shop with us. Occasionally though, we know you may wish to make a return.

Not available for destinations in the Highlands and Islands, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Northern Ireland, Guernsey and Jersey, Isle of Scilly and mid Wales.Please note, this item is made to be worn as a separate under layer. The design does not have fixtures to connect it to the inside the parka.

Need the matching shirt? find it here Please note that these parkas are designed to match with a liner that has the same label size i.e. GR4. Without the liner it will fit a larger chest size - i.e. 2 inches larger. So if purchasing a liner and parka together, choose the liner size that fits you and a matched label size from the parka product.As these garments are usually worn with a shirt or jumper underneath, we measure each garment and take 2 inches (5cm) off to define a chest size that will comfortably fit. Select your preferred return option: a FREE Royal Mail return label or a paid via Hermes, Collect+, DPD or UPS Please mark "Returned Goods/Merchandise" option with no (zero) value when filling the Customs Declaration Form. p-p means pit to pit - i.e. the garment is laid flat and we measure across the armpits and double that distance for full circumference. These garments are intended to be worn over multiple under-layers and so we make a 4" allowance on top of the wearer's chest size.

So, simply measure yourself and look for that size in the options available in any of our products. Other nations use a variety of random numbering methods where a number is allocated to represent a set height and chest/waist.Please note that the GR sizing system is not a linear one i.e. the numbers do not go from small to large, they jump. And so for instance a GR1 and a GR6 are both 42" chest fitting, but the GR1 is the short height version, the GR6 is the regular height, and so in this way, if we don't have a regular height GR6 liner, we could send a GR1 which is shorter and it would not protrude from hem of the parka it is fitted to.

The first four digit number i.e. 6080, refers to a height range of 1.60m to 1.80 metres tall. The second four digit number refers to the chest or waist size range, depending on the garment - in this case 80 - 90cm)