Size guide

Find yourfit.

The best size is the one that feels right to you. Use the product-specific chart, a favorite item you already own and a few simple measurements.

Measure, compare, choose

Take the guesswork down a size.

The easiest method

Measure a favorite garment.

Choose a similar item that already fits the way you like, lay it flat without stretching and compare those measurements with the chart on the product listing.

Important: Always follow the exact measurement labels and method shown for the product you are considering.

T-shirt diagram showing garment width, length and sleeve measurements A B C
A

Width / chest

Measure straight across the garment at the point named in the product chart, usually near the underarm.

B

Body length

Measure from the highest shoulder point down to the bottom hem.

C

Sleeve

Measure using the start point named in the chart, such as the shoulder seam or center back, through to the cuff.

Three-step fit check

Measure. Compare. Decide.

01

Choose a comparison

Use the same type of garment you are shopping for and pick one with a fit you already enjoy.

02

Use the listing chart

Check whether the numbers describe the finished garment or body measurements, then follow that method.

03

Choose your preference

Decide whether you want a closer, standard or roomier feel instead of relying on the size letter alone.

The source of truth

Use the product chart.

Different products can use different blanks, cuts and materials. The chart on the individual listing is more reliable than a single universal chart.

Fit is personal

Choose how you want it to feel.

Closer

Compare with a garment that sits nearer to the body and pay special attention to width and stretch.

Everyday

Use a favorite standard-fit piece as your baseline and choose the closest product measurements.

Roomier

Compare with an intentionally relaxed garment and allow extra width or length where you prefer it.

Common questions

Between two sizes?

The label matters less than the actual measurements and the fit you want.

Do all products fit the same?
No. Cut, material and garment style can change the fit. Use the chart and fit notes on the specific product listing every time.
Should I measure my body or a garment?
Follow the chart label. If it lists garment measurements, compare with a similar item laid flat. If it lists body measurements, measure the body area indicated without pulling the tape too tight.
What if I am still unsure?
Email us with the product link, the size you are considering and the measurements of a similar garment you like.
Can washing change the fit?
Materials respond differently to washing and heat. Follow the care instructions included with the item or shown on its listing, and avoid assuming every product will change in the same way.
Ready to compare?

Find your favorite.

Open the item you like, check its chart and compare the numbers with a garment you already reach for.

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