Noru Checkered Riding Shirt ~ Sale

We checked the sizing of this style with our Fit Check mannequins Huey and Dewey. They are wearing size Medium and XL jackets respectively. These are their “usual” sizes and they work just fine. We also checked the chest and belly of the other sizes and find them to fit OK too. Therefore, we recommend you choose the size you normally wear in men’s clothing. if you are between sizes, choosing down is probably the best move.

The overall fit of this hoodie is relaxed compared to other US brands, which is to say, roomy through the torso with a relaxed fit. If you are slim and tall, you may need to size down one size from what you normally wear. Average or stout built people will probably be happy with the overall cut.

You can also choose a size by measuring your chest and belly and using the chart (below) which lists max chest and max belly sizes for each hoodie size. The measurements in the chart are a combination of the manufacturer’s size chart and also the measurements we take on the product samples. After you measure, you can choose a hoodie size using the chart. You’ll want to choose a size that will accommodate both your chest and belly.

Need help measuring? Get it here.

The Noru Checkered Riding Shirt is a lightly reinforced classically styled shirt.

The Checkered Riding Shirt has two button pockets on the chest and a full buttoned closure up the front. The collar does not have anything holding it down so at speed it is going to flap. Inside the jacket is a full mesh lining for comfort and some airflow within the garment against the body.

There is armor in the elbows and shoulders and a pocket in the back for optional upgrade (see related products). These pockets are the only areas of the jacket with the 40% Aramid with 60% polyester area the remainder of the garment is just 98% cotton, 2% elastane.

The Noru Checkered Riding Shirt is a good option for someone that wants the look of a flannel with slightly better crash protection. I wouldn’t count on this to hold up in a long slide, but impact and low speed slides should be ok and it’s definitely better than nothing. :: Mike, 05-20-2022