Find your fit.
Different silhouettes. Different proportions.
Find the measurements that feel like you.
T-shirts
Three cuts. Each with its own proportions.
Relaxed 215
Garment measurements, laid flat. Chest width is half chest, not your body circumference. Sizes S–2XL.
The same size.
A different shape.
Compare measurements within the three T-shirt cuts before choosing your size.
Compare flat garment measurements with a T-shirt whose fit you like.
Sweatshirts & hoodies
Choose the garment first. Sweatshirt, zip hoodie and pullover measurements are different.
Oversized Sweatshirt 350
Garment measurements, laid flat. Chest width is half chest, not your body circumference. Sizes S–2XL.
The same size.
A different shape.
Compare measurements within the sweatshirt and hoodie range before choosing your size.
Zip and pullover hoodies have different body and sleeve lengths, even where their chest widths match.
Measure once.
Compare before you choose.
- Lay it flat.Choose a similar garment whose fit you like. Smooth it out without stretching the fabric.
- Check the chest width.Measure straight across the body at the underarms. Compare that flat width with the chest-width row.
- Look at length and sleeves too.Check the body and sleeve lengths as well as the chest width. Each cut has its own proportions.
Should I choose my usual size?
Start by comparing the garment measurements with a similar garment you like. These fits have different widths and lengths, so your preferred size may change between them.
Are these body measurements?
No. The charts show measurements of the garment. Chest width is measured flat across the T-shirt; it is not a measurement around your chest.
Why are there different charts?
Each cut is made to different proportions. The fit name on the product page identifies which chart belongs to that garment.