ATLAS 1 // Measured Data · Last updated 2026-07-21

Most techwear on the market ships with Asian manufacturer sizing — and Asian sizes run significantly smaller than EU/US sizes. Instead of guessing, we measured. This index compares the actual garment measurements (cm) from the manufacturer chart of every ATLAS 1 piece against standard EU garment dimensions, and tells you exactly how each piece really fits. The same verdicts are shown directly on each product page.

Shift is measured in EU size steps: +2.5 means the garment measures 2–3 full EU sizes smaller than labelled; negative values mean it measures wider than an EU garment of the same label. Verdicts are fit-adjusted (see methodology). Data extracted 2026-07 from manufacturer charts; spot-verified by hand. Found an error? Tell us via the contact page and we’ll re-measure.

Footwear — foot length by size

Shoes don’t shift like garments do: instead of an EU size offset, what matters is the foot length in cm the manufacturer assigns to each size. We extracted that chart for 42 pairs (483 individual size rows). Measure your foot heel-to-toe and pick the size that covers it — the full per-size chart sits on each product page.

Foot length is the manufacturer’s heel-to-toe measurement per size, copied verbatim — where a chart gives a range (e.g. 24–24.5 cm) we keep the range rather than averaging it. Some boots ship separate men’s and women’s charts with different cm values for the same EU number; those are kept apart instead of merged. Shoes whose listings had no cm chart are not listed here — we don’t guess.