Everything is printed to order, so a return costs us a garment that can't be resold and costs you a wait. Two minutes with a tape measure saves both.
Measure a shirt you already own
This beats measuring your body. Take a garment that fits you the way you want this one to fit, lay it flat, and measure it.
Chest. Across the garment one inch below the armhole, seam to seam. Double that number — that's the chest measurement to compare against the product page.
Length. From the highest point of the shoulder straight down to the hem.
Sleeve. From the shoulder seam to the sleeve opening.
How ours fit
Tee. Heavyweight cotton, classic cut — straight through the body rather than tapered. If you want it oversized, take one size up.
Zip hoodie. True to size over a tee. Take one size up if you layer over a sweatshirt.
Shorts. Sized on the waist, sitting at the natural waistline.
The numbers
Measurements for each size are listed on the product page itself, under the size picker. They're the actual specification for that blank, so check the page for the piece you're buying rather than assuming it matches another one.
Between two sizes?
Heavyweight cotton shrinks a little on a hot wash and loses nothing on a cold one. Wash cold and take the smaller size; wash hot and take the larger. Still unsure — message us with the flat measurement of a shirt that fits and we'll tell you which size matches it.