Always check the size guide on the product page before ordering. Use the general chart below unless the product page provides a different chart. If it does, follow the product-specific chart — garment measurements and fit can vary between styles.
Finding your fit
Our apparel range includes relaxed, unisex T-shirts and sweatshirts. To choose your size, compare the listed measurements with a similar garment you already own and like wearing.
Choose by measurements rather than the size label alone. An M in one style may fit differently from an M in another.
General size chart
These charts show the same measurements in centimetres and inches. Always check the size guide on the product page before ordering. If it differs from the charts below, follow the product-specific guide.
Check the measurement units and method. A flat chest width and a full chest circumference are different measurements. If a product chart lists circumference, double your garment's flat chest width before comparing. For measurements in centimetres, divide by 2.54 to convert to inches.
How to measure a garment
Use a similar T-shirt or sweatshirt that fits you well. Lay it flat on a level surface, smooth out any folds, and measure without stretching the fabric.
- Chest width: measure straight across the garment from one underarm to the other. This is the flat width; double it only when comparing with a chart that lists full circumference.
- Shoulders: measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other. Dropped-shoulder styles can have wider shoulder measurements.
- Length: measure from the highest shoulder point beside the neckline down to the bottom hem.
- Sleeves: if a product chart includes sleeve length, follow its diagram or instructions, as the starting point can differ between styles.
- Proportions may suggest a relaxed, loose fit. Always check the product page’s fit description and size guide. If it provides a different chart or measuring method, follow those instructions.
If the product page shows a different measuring method, use that method when comparing your garment.
Between sizes?
Compare both chest and length measurements, and consider how much room you prefer. Within the same style, the larger size will generally give you more room; the smaller size will give you a closer fit.
Many of our styles already have a loose fit, so sizing up is not always necessary. Use the product photos, description, and size chart together.
Sizes can vary by style
Do not assume that the same size has identical measurements across standard T-shirts, washed T-shirts, and sweatshirts. Always check the chart for the selected style, including any chart shown in the product images or description.
Need help choosing?
Contact us before ordering with the product name or link, the size you are considering, and the measurements of a similar garment that fits you well. We normally reply within 24 hours.
Please also read our Returns and Refunds policy, linked in the shop footer, before placing your order.