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Everything the brand publishes for the gear it sells: men’s and women’s apparel from XS to 3XL and 1X to 4X, kids’ outerwear, plus pack volumes and one-size accessories. All figures are body measurements taken over light clothing — not garment measurements.
Body measurements in inches, with centimetres below. Tops, jackets, fleece and tees share this block. Keep the tape level and parallel to the floor; wear a t-shirt, not a jacket, when you measure.
Equivalent jacket and trouser sizing by market. The brand lists these as reference only — when a garment runs close to the body, the chest and waist columns above matter more than the regional label.
Go with the larger size for insulated jackets and shells that you plan to layer over a fleece. Stay with the smaller size for tees, sun hoodies and base layers, which are meant to sit close.
The published reference inseam is 32 in / 81 cm. Actual garment inseam shifts by style, so check the product’s own spec when length is the deciding factor.
Body measurements in inches, centimetres below. Measure the bust at the fullest point, the waist at the natural crease, and the hips at the fullest part — usually where the thighs meet the torso.
1X–4X are drafted on a separate fit block rather than graded up from XL and XXL, so the numbers overlap at the seam. Choose by bust and hip measurement — if your bust lands in the 1X row, take 1X even when an XL figure looks close.
Regional labels for the same fit blocks. A 1X is sold as a 18/20 in the UK, not as an XXL — that is a different cut, which is why both columns appear below.
The reference inseam for women’s trousers and leggings is 30.5 in / 77.5 cm. Waist-led styles should be chosen from the waist column, not from the alpha label.
Down jackets and shells are cut to close over a base layer. If you regularly wear a fleece underneath, take one size up from your measured row.
Kids’ sizing runs on height and weight first, chest second. Measure in light clothing with shoes off. Where height and weight point at different rows, follow height for sleeves and body length, and weight for how much room a jacket needs for layers.
Hip is not published for kids’ outerwear. For trousers, use the waist row and expect a straight, relaxed leg.
European kids’ sizes are height-based, which is why each EU range spans more than one US size. Read the EU label as a height band, then confirm against the chart above.
Kids’ down jackets are sized to be worn over a sweater, not over another jacket. Size up only when the child is at the very top of a height band.
Adjacent weight ranges overlap by design — a child near the boundary can wear two sizes. Height decides the one that looks right.
Packs are not sized by body — they are sized by volume in litres, and the carry is tuned with the shoulder, sternum and hip straps. Pick the volume for the trip, then adjust the harness to fit.
Hats, beanies and small bags are one size by design, with hardware that adjusts rather than a choice of sizes. Nothing here needs a body measurement.
16–26 L is a daypack, 28–35 L is a carry-on week, 42–50 L is a longer trip or a colder destination. When two volumes both work, size up for travel and down for daily carry.
Harnesses are adjustable but not offered in separate torso lengths, so a very short or very long torso may sit differently. Load the hip belt first, then tighten the shoulders.
Cotopaxi grades every style from the same body-measurement table, then adjusts ease by category. Use these notes to decide whether to stay on your measured size or move one step.
Cut close to the body to keep loft working. Stay on your measured size for a technical fit; go up one if you want a fleece underneath.
Drafted with room for a midlayer, so shoulders and sleeves run fuller than a down piece of the same label. Your normal size is the layering size.
Relaxed through the chest and hem. Take your measured size for a standard fit, or size down if you want it close to the body.
Regular through the chest with a longer sleeve for coverage. No need to size up — these are the closest-fitting pieces in the range.
Waist-led with a straight leg. The reference inseam is 32 in men’s and 30.5 in women’s; zip-off and cropped styles run shorter by design.
1X–4X use a separate pattern with more room through the bust and upper arm. Start from the plus table, not from XL or XXL.
If your chest says M and your waist says L, buy for the chest in tops and the waist in bottoms. Regional labels are conversions, not separate fits.
Try a jacket on over the midlayer you actually wear. A down jacket that fits over a t-shirt only will feel tight in the shoulders once a fleece goes under it.
Lay a jacket that fits you flat, measure pit to pit and double it, then match that number to the chest column. This is the most reliable check when you are between rows.
Use a flexible tape, keep it parallel to the floor, and wear something light and close-fitting — leggings and a t-shirt, not jeans or a jacket. Stand straight with your feet shoulder-width apart, and have someone help if you can.
Run the tape around the fullest part of the chest, under the arms and across the shoulder blades. Keep it level and breathe normally.
Find your natural waist at the crease when you bend to one side, then measure the full circumference there. Don’t pull the tape tight.
Measure around the fullest part of the hips, usually where the thighs meet the torso. Stand with your feet together for this one.
Start at the base of the neck, go over the shoulder point and down to the wrist with the elbow slightly bent. Measure the outside of the arm.
Holding the tape vertically, measure from the crotch seam straight down to the floor, shoes off. For kids, add the height measurement from the top of the head to the floor.
Weigh in light clothing. Where height and weight disagree, height sets sleeve and body length while weight decides how much layering room a jacket needs.
Measurements follow the brand’s published size guide and are body measurements, not garment measurements. Figures are approximate and provided for reference only.
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