Every Snow Peak chart below is verified against the brand's official sizing. All numbers are body measurements in centimetres, not garment measurements.
Snow Peak fit — the short version
Men's — Japanese sizing with a relaxed, layer-friendly cut. Japan-market labels (1/2/3 or JP S-XL) run about one size smaller than Western equivalents — most Western buyers go up one size. North American-graded pieces fit true to size. Cuts vary by style, so check the per-garment measurements on the product page.
Women's — Japanese sizing with a relaxed, layer-friendly cut — numeric sizes 1/2/3 map to S/M/L. Japan-market pieces run about one size smaller than Western equivalents, so most Western buyers go up one size. North American-graded pieces fit true to size. Cuts vary by style, so check the per-garment measurements on the product page.
Men's
XS — height 157–163 cm, chest 81–87 cm, waist 67–73 cm
S — height 162–168 cm, chest 85–91 cm, waist 71–77 cm
M — height 167–173 cm, chest 89–95 cm, waist 75–81 cm
L — height 172–178 cm, chest 93–99 cm, waist 79–85 cm
XL — height 177–183 cm, chest 97–103 cm, waist 83–89 cm
Women's
S (1) — height 155 cm, bust 80 cm, waist 61 cm
M (2) — height 160 cm, bust 83 cm, waist 64 cm
L (3) — height 165 cm, bust 86 cm, waist 67 cm
XL — height 170 cm, bust 89 cm, waist 70 cm
Common questions
Does Snow Peak run small? Japan-market labels — 1/2/3 or JP S–XL — run about one size smaller than Western equivalents, so most Western buyers go up one size. North American-graded pieces fit true to size.
What do the 1/2/3 sizes mean? On women's pieces the numeric sizes 1/2/3 map to S/M/L. Cuts vary by style, so check the per-garment measurements on the product page.
These charts also live on every Snow Peak product page on enroute.run — look for the size-guide button.