Size guide
Dope Size Chart
Use this Dope Size Chart as a fit reference for jackets and pants, then check the product page before ordering for the most accurate size information for the exact item you want.
Rider Fit Reference
The table below shows readable fit-reference data for Dope jackets and pants. Heights are shown in centimeters because that is the available unit for this size reference.
| Rider | Height | Jacket Size | Pants Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jesper Tjäder | 167 cm | L | L |
| Melina Merkhoffer | 164 cm | S | XL |
| Sven Thorgren | 172 cm | L | XL |
| Clara Ledesma | 160 cm | S | XS |
| Sam Baumgartner | 182 cm | XXL | XXL |
| Noemi Hartig | 175 cm | M | M |
| Steepsteep | 186 cm | XL | XXL |
| Gabriel Almqvist | 191 cm | XXL | XXL |
This table is a fit-reference guide, not a body-measurement chart. Rider style, layering, body shape, and preferred fit can all affect the size that feels best.
Common Size Labels
Dope product pages may show different size availability by style, color, and stock status. Use the table below as a general reference for the size labels commonly shown across outerwear product pages.
| Product Area | Common Size Labels | Product-Specific Note |
|---|---|---|
| Jackets | XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL | Availability can vary by jacket style and color. |
| Pants | XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL | Availability can vary by pants style and color. |
How to choose your size
Start with the size you usually wear in outerwear, then adjust based on how you want your kit to feel. Dope gear is made for movement, layering, and mountain comfort, so your preferred fit matters.
For a relaxed fit
Choose your regular size if you want room to move without going overly oversized.
For more room
Size up if you prefer a baggier look, want extra layering space, or like a looser snowwear feel.
For a cleaner fit
Size down only if you prefer a sharper, closer silhouette and still have enough room to move comfortably.
For matching sets
Jacket and pants sizes do not always need to match. Choose each piece based on your body shape, layering needs, and style preference.
Measuring tips
For the most accurate fit, measure over light clothing and keep the tape measure level. Do not pull the tape too tight.
- Measure your chest around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape straight across your back.
- Measure your waist where your pants normally sit, or where you prefer your snow pants to sit.
- Measure your hips around the fullest part of your seat.
- Measure your inseam from the crotch seam down to where you want the pant leg to finish.
- Measure sleeve length from the top of your shoulder down toward your wrist with your arm slightly bent.
Fit notes
Snowwear should let you bend, twist, reach, sit, and layer without feeling restricted. When trying on a jacket, lift your arms and check that the shoulders and sleeves still feel comfortable. When trying on pants, bend your knees and make sure the waist, seat, and thighs do not feel tight.
If you are between sizes, choose the larger size for a roomier fit, heavier layering, or a more oversized look. Choose the smaller size only if you prefer a cleaner fit and your movement still feels easy.
Check the product details
Fit can vary by product type, cut, insulation level, and style. Before you order, review the size options and product details on the item page for the exact jacket, pants, or layer you are buying.
If a size is unavailable, choose another available size only if it still matches your fit needs. A close size is not always the right size for a full day on the mountain.
Need help with sizing?
Send us the product name, your usual size, your measurements, and how you like your snowwear to fit. Dope support can help you compare options before you order.
Email us at [email protected].
