Size guide
Every tee is cut from the same 240 gsm body. Measurements below are taken with the garment laid flat — the easiest way to check a size is to measure a shirt you already like and compare.
Measurements
| Size | Chest (flat) | Body length | Sleeve length |
|---|---|---|---|
| S · Small | 21″ / 53 cm | 28″ / 71 cm | 8.5″ / 22 cm |
| M · Medium | 22.5″ / 57 cm | 29″ / 74 cm | 9″ / 23 cm |
| L · Large | 24″ / 61 cm | 30″ / 76 cm | 9.5″ / 24 cm |
| XL · X-Large | 25.5″ / 65 cm | 31″ / 79 cm | 10″ / 25 cm |
| XXL · 2X-Large | 27″ / 69 cm | 32″ / 81 cm | 10.5″ / 27 cm |
Chest is measured across the front one inch below the armhole and not doubled. Allow roughly half an inch of tolerance — these are cut-and-sew garments, not machined parts.
Two fits
Oversized
Boxy, drops a half size wider
A wide, square body with a low shoulder seam. Most of the graphic tees use this cut. If you want it close-fitting, size down; for the intended look, take your usual size.
Regular
Straight through the body
A conventional cut that sits closer through the chest and shoulder. Take your usual size. Each product page says which fit it uses.
Keeping the fit
The blanks are pre-shrunk, so the size you buy is the size you keep. Wash cold, inside out, and hang dry — a hot dryer is the one thing that will pull a heavyweight tee out of shape, and it is hard on the print. Do not iron directly over the graphic.