Height and weight give a starting estimate. Comparing a shirt you already own is the best way to check the fit.
How we suggest a size
We start from typical height and weight ranges for unisex sizing, then adjust for your fit preference. Closer goes down a size when you're near the bottom of a range; Relaxed goes up when you're near the top; Oversized adds one size for extra room. Taller builds get an extra size for length. Suggestions are estimates, not a guarantee of fit.
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Garment measurements
Lay a shirt you already love flat and compare it to this chart. These are measurements of the shirt, not your body.
A Chest width · B Body length
| Size | A · Chest width | B · Body length |
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How to measure
- Chest width: straight across from armpit to armpit, shirt laid flat. This is the flat width, not around your body.
- Body length: from the highest point of the shoulder beside the collar straight down to the bottom hem.
Finished measurements can vary by about ±1 in (2.5 cm).
