Sizing Guide
- A: For men's sleeve length only. Take your measurement from the center base of your neck to your first thumb knuckle.
- B1+B2: For women's anoraks only. B1 represents "shoulders" in guide, measure from side neck to tip of shoulder. B2 represents sleeve length in guide, measure from tip of shoulder to first thumb knuckle.
- C: For chest measurement, wrap tape around the fullest part of your bare chest.
- D: Represents "body length" in guide, measurement is from back, base of neck to hem.
- E: Represents "sweep" circumference of the garment.
Measuring tips & notes:
- Always use a tailor's tape when taking your measurements! A carpenter's tape will not bend properly and your numbers will be off. Tip: if you don't have a tailor's tape, simply use a string to measure yourself, then lay it flat and measure the string.
- When measuring for sleeve length, hold your arms out at a slight angle, not straight down.
- This can vary depending on personal preference, but a good rule of thumb is to take a size that's 8-10'' greater than your bare chest measurement for the anoraks, and 6-8'' for the Raglan. For vests, since they're worn closer to your body, 1-2'' should be okay depending on how many layers you'll wear under it.
- If you're shopping for a canvas anorak to layer over a woolie, we recommend you choose a canvas anorak 2 sizes greater than your wool anorak.
- All fabrics are preshrunk.
- Because they're handmade, please allow approx. 1" margin of error.
- The numbers below represent the measurements of the garments.
Wool Anoraks Men
| SIZE | CHEST | SWEEP | SLEEVE LENGTH (from center back neck) | BODY LENGTH (from center back neck) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 46" | 46" | 33" | 35.5" |
| M | 48" | 48" | 33.75" | 35.5" |
| L | 50" | 50" | 34.5" | 36" |
| XL | 54" | 54" | 35.25" | 36.5" |
| 2XL | 58" | 58" | 36" | 36.75" |
| 3XL | 62" | 62" | 36.75" | 37" |
| 4XL | 66" | 66" | 37.25" | 37.5" |
| 5XL | 70" | 70" | 37.75" | 38" |
| 6XL | 74" | 74" | 38.25" | 38.5" |
| 7XL | 78" | 78" | 38.75" | 39" |
Manic, Arctic
| SIZE | CHEST | SWEEP | SLEEVE LENGTH (from center back neck) | BODY LENGTH (from center back neck) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 46" | 46" | 36" | 38.5" |
| M | 48" | 48" | 36.75" | 38.5" |
| L | 50" | 50" | 37.5" | 39" |
| XL | 54" | 54" | 38.25" | 39.5" |
| 2XL | 58" | 58" | 39" | 39.75" |
| 3XL | 62" | 62" | 39.75" | 40" |
| 4XL | 66" | 66" | 40.25" | 40.5" |
| 5XL | 70" | 70" | 40.75" | 41" |
| 6XL | 74" | 74" | 41.25" | 41.5" |
| 7XL | 78" | 78" | 41.75" | 42" |
Women's Rough, Women's Loden
| SIZE | CHEST | BODY LENGTH (from center back neck) | SHOULDERS | SLEEVE LENGTH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 44" | 33" | 5" | 24" |
| S | 46" | 33" | 5" | 24" |
| M | 48" | 33" | 5" | 24" |
| L | 50" | 33.5" | 5.5" | 24" |
| XL | 52" | 33.5" | 5.5" | 25" |
| 2XL | 54" | 33.5" | 6" | 25" |
Vests
| SIZE | CHEST & WAIST |
|---|---|
| S | 38" |
| M | 40" |
| L | 44" |
| XL | 48" |
| 2XL | 52" |
| 3XL | 54" |
| 4XL | 56" |
| 5XL | 58" |
Raglan
| SIZE | CHEST | SLEEVES (from center back neck) | BODY LENGTH (from center back neck) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 52" | 38" | 29.5" |
| M | 54" | 38" | 29.5" |
| L | 56" | 38" | 29.5" |
| XL | 58" | 39" | 29.5" |
| 2XL | 60" | 39" | 29.5" |
| 3XL | 62" | 39" | 29.5" |
The Blackrak©
The Blackrak©
The Blackrak© is our answer to all our urban friends. It’s made with our exclusively milled advanced performance wool, but with less consideration for blending in the woods, hence its beautiful jet-back color. Don’t let its sleek look fool you, though. It weighs in at 650/700 gsm so you’ll be just as comfortable with this in the wild as with our other anoraks. We just don’t recommend you sport it during open season, no one wants to be mistaken for a bear!
Fabric: 95% wool/5% synthetic
Why a BMA anorak?
Inspired by traditional Indigenous outer shells, BMA anoraks are handmade in Canada with a commitment to provide you with heirloom quality, functional garments. Our anoraks are designed with a focus on thermal regulation– we make them wide and long to protect your vitals and allow for layering. In addition, we think reliability is especially important when out in the bush so we actively avoid using hardware that can fail like zippers and snaps. From the gauntlet to the sleeves to the kangaroo pocket, every detail was meticulously thought out to maximize your warmth and comfort while exploring nature.
The benefits of wool:
- Antibacterial
- Hypoallergenic
- Water repellent
- Fire retardant
- Moisture wicking
- Silent
- Retains up to 80% of its insulating properties when wet
BMA’s Dual Layering System
For all of you layering enthusiasts, we recommend one of our canvas anoraks to be worn over our wool anoraks. While each can be worn on their own, this combined layering system – wool inside, canvas outside – will keep you extra warm and dry. If you are considering two layers, we recommend starting with only a woolie first. Also, remember that your canvas anorak will likely need to be larger than your woolie so you can layer comfortably. For questions or more information about our dual layering system, feel free to contact us before your purchase and we’ll be happy to walk you through the process.
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Customer Reviews
Great quality and warm. Sizing was perfect and exact.
Great quality, customer service, and fast shipping... highly recommend borial Mountain products.
I have so many Boreal products. This one lives up to their reputation and quality.
Looks great, fits really well! Everything about it says quality. I spoke with Andy and got the appropriate size for me. He will answer all your questions about sizing. I called on a Friday afternoon and told him I had an ice fishing trip the next weekend and he went in on Saturday and personally shipped it. You can’t ask for a company! Don’t hesitate buying from this company you won’t be disappointed.
The wool is very cheap, stiff, poorly stitched at the seams, and flakes on anything it touches. With every wear I was covered with fibers and pieces of wool. It ruined the sweater I had on underneath. The drawstrings are fragile and the fasteners are made of cheap plastic. The wool in general is so stiff and feels synthetic. I have a J.Crew wool peacoat to compare and it’s like an entirely different fabric. Additionally, they don’t accept returns, and when I contacted customer service I was met with a very rude and unprofessional response. “Again, you’re entitled to your opinion and we value feedback, but we can’t help but think you were describing another product. None of this makes sense. Regards Peter” This is an unacceptable way to treat your customers. Given the unprofessional standards, cheap quality, and bait-and-switch return policy, I highly doubt this product was even made in Canada to begin with.
