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Size Chart

Size Guide
How to measure

CLOTHES

MEASURE	XS/34	S/36	M/38-40	L/40-42
UK	6	8	10	12
USA	4	6	8	10
FRA	36	38	40	42
Waist (cm)	64	68	72	76
Chest (cm)	81	85	89	93
Seat (cm)	89	93	97	101
Inseam (cm)	81	82	83	84

SHOES

FOOT IN INCHES	FOOT IN CM	USA	Euro	UK
9¼	23.5	6	39	5
9½	24.1	6.5	39.5	5.5
9¾	24.8	7.5	40	6
10	25.4	8	41	7
10¼	25.7	8.5	41.5	7.5
10½	26	9	42	8
10¾	27.3	9.5	42.5	9.5

CLOTHES

MEASURE	XS/34	S/36	M/38-40	L/40-42
UK	6	8	10	12
USA	4	6	8	10
FRA	36	38	40	42
Waist (cm)	64	68	72	76
Chest (cm)	81	85	89	93
Seat (cm)	89	93	97	101
Inseam (cm)	81	82	83	84

SHOES

FOOT IN INCHES	FOOT IN CM	USA	Euro	UK
9¼	23.5	6	39	5
9½	24.1	6.5	39.5	5.5
9¾	24.8	7.5	40	6
10	25.4	8	41	7
10¼	25.7	8.5	41.5	7.5
10½	26	9	42	8
10¾	27.3	9.5	42.5	9.5

How to Take Clothing Measurements

Get a flexible measuring tape. These are often sold in craft stores
Neck:
- Measure around the base of the neck in inches.
- Round up to the nearest half inch.
Chest:
- Wrap tape measure under armpits around fullest part of chest (usually right above nipples
Sleeve:
- Bend your elbow and rest your hand on your hip.
- Have someone measure from the middle of the back of your neck to your wrist by putting the tape measure over your shoulder, around your elbow and to your wrist.
Waist:
- Wrap tape measure around where you normally wear your pants. Keep tape measure a little loose by keeping a finger between the tape measure and your waist.
Inseam:
- Put on a pair of shoes.Have someone measure from your crotch to back of the heel, where you want your pants to end.
Hands:
- Measure around the hand at the fullest part (exclude thumb). The number of inches shows the size of the glove.

Pick your book

Anthologin di Samuele Ambrosi
Cocktail Estetica di Luca Manni
Il Piccolo Barman di Claudio Gallone (VERSIONE IN INGLESE)

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Technique, aesthetics and reflection. These are the keyword that best describe these publication investigating the world of mixology and bartendering.

Anthologin is a precious guide to the most popular drink worldwide. Edited by Samuele Ambrosi, special consultant for Bevande Futuriste - the famous bartender also took part in the creation of our Tonic Waters - and national leading expert on gin, this book was born from a lucky meeting between Samuele Ambrosi, Maurizio Maestrelli (journalist and author of some noteworthy publications on beer and spirits) and Serena Conti, illustrator and designer boasting international collaboration.

Through the words of Luca Manni- bar manager of the Gilli Paskowski, the most ancient cafe in Florence - Cocktail Estetica leads us into the universe of cocktail bars; a world where the consumers’ choices are often prompted by the drinking experience as a whole, from the design of the club to the latest social media trends.
The Internet has changed the way we choose what and where to drink, and Luca Manni knows well. One of the best known names in Italian mixology, his motto is “a drink must not only be good tasting, but also good looking”, an adage that fully expresses the core value of Bevande Futuriste : the beauty in drinking. Highly focused on the aesthetic details, his outstanding mixing style has often been praised in Italian and international specialised magazines, and had a huge influence on many famous clubs. In these pages, the Sheriff talks us through his philosophy: a trip between theory and practice, enriched by the precious contribution of renowned food photographers, designers, journalists, influencers and - of course - of some of the most popular bartenders in Italy and abroad. A real journey of discovery through the most secret, though most visible ingredient that can make the true difference for a cocktail's success: aesthetics.

“What does a barman do?”, ” The adventures awaiting in this book will finally give you the answer this question. Let mere technical lucubrations aside, The Little Barman will show you the least known aspects of this wonderful job. In a three-session interview with Claudio Gallone (author, journalist and philosophical advisor), the reflections and anecdotes hovering around barman and businessman Flavio Angiolillo’s head turn into words, and come to life and colours thanks to the beautiful illustrations of Serena Conti. Special host of the interviews, Elena Ceschelli from the Bevande Futuriste team.

Bevande futuriste supports bartenders in in their creations beyond cocktails.