Short Sleeve Swim Parka Adults | Unisex | 100% Cotton Towel Lining | Keeps Car Seats Dry
The Great Aussie Swim Parkas Summer version is a cool, short sleeve design! Slightly shorter in length, the summer parka is still long enough that the specially treated polyester outer shell will keep your car seats dry the whole time, whilst the new short sleeve design will keep you cool and comfortable.
- 100% Cotton towel lining for warmth
- Specially treated outer shell to keep car seats dry
- Heavy two-way YKK zipper allows for maximum mobility and spacious leg room
- Fitted Hood
- Slightly shorter to suit the warmer temperatures
- Two zippered pockets
- Inside name label
How to measure
*These are the parkas measurements - not yours - and are to be used only as a guideline.
1. length
Have someone measure you from the back of the neck down to see where the hem will sit. There is no rule as to what the “correct” length is, but around mid-calf is good.
2. chest
Lifts arms slightly and measure the fullest part of the chest while keeping the tape straight across the back. Keep in mind you want your parka larger so you have wiggle room.
3. Arm Length
This measurement is taken from the centre of the back of the neck, over the shoulders to the end of the cuff
Adults (Unisex) Long Sleeved Swim Parka
| Size |
Length INCH (neck to hem) |
Chest INCH |
Arm Length INCH (neck to cuff) |
Suggested Womens Size Comparison |
Suggested Mens Size Comparison |
| S | 47.2" | 45.6" | 33.4" | 4-6 | S |
| M | 49" | 49.6" | 35.8" | 8-10 | M |
| L | 49" | 53.5" | 38.1" | 12-14 | L |
| XL | 49" | 57.4" | 39.3" | 16-18 | XL |
| 2XL | 49" | 61.4" | 39.3" | 20 | 2XL |
| 3XL | 49" | 65.3" | 39.3" | 22 | 3XL |
If you are having a hard time choosing your size, I recommend grabbing your favorite fitting coat and comparing these measurements just to be sure. You can halve the chest measurement and compare to your coat from underarm to underarm.
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