The definition of Comfort-Fit

The word comfort in Comfort-Fit shows what this fit is all about: wearing comfort. In the fashion world this loose fit is used for both jeans and men's trousers as well as shirts and T-shirts. It is the roomiest fit in the range, and therefore the most pleasant choice for men with a larger build or for anyone who wants to keep all freedom of movement.

Comfort-Fit is roomier than Regular-Fit, which is a middle road between roomy and fitted. Some brands use their own name for this widest variant, such as Classic Fit, so when in doubt let the brand's size chart decide rather than the word on the label.

How do I recognise a Comfort-Fit?

With trousers, a Comfort-Fit sits comfortably around the waist and hips without pinching, and the legs run straight down. For shirts the same principle applies: the garment is not fitted and falls straight from the armpits to the waist. As a result the shirt may fall roomier at the stomach than at the chest, and that is exactly the intention.