Guide

Size U on belts means one size (taille unique) with an adjustable or cut-to-fit strap.

A free size belt means one adjustable strap sold in a single length that trims or tightens to fit a wide waist range.

A boot on a fence post usually signals remembrance, respect, or ranch know-how in the working West.

In football officiating, the “C” on a referee’s shirt marks the center judge, the official who mirrors the referee in the offensive backfield.

Shirt size 18 34/35 means an 18-inch neck and a 34–35 inch sleeve on a men’s dress shirt.

In football officiating, “DJ” on a referee shirt means down judge—the official managing the line of scrimmage and the chain crew.

Shirt size tells you the body measurements a garment is cut to fit—letters map to chest ranges, while numbers show neck and sleeve for dress shirts.

On ski boots, numbers indicate mondo size, flex, last width, and boot sole length (BSL) for fit and binding setup.

Levi’s jeans numbers denote the fit, rise, leg shape, and fly; extra digits and letters mark the wash, size (W/L), and production details.

Shirt size 32/33 means the sleeve length falls in a 32–33 inch range on a dress shirt that’s sized by neck and arm.