The chart
Chest to fit is your body measurement — the range the tee is cut for. Garment chest is the shirt itself, measured flat across the front and doubled, so you can compare it with a shirt you already own.
| Size | Chest to fit | Garment chest | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 34–36 in86–91 cm | 92 cm | 28 in71 cm |
| M | 38–40 in96–101 cm | 102 cm | 29.1 in74 cm |
| L | 42–44 in107–112 cm | 112 cm | 30 in76 cm |
| XL | 46–48 in117–122 cm | 122 cm | 31.1 in79 cm |
| 2XL | 50–52 in127–132 cm | 132 cm | 31.9 in81 cm |
| 3XL† | 54–56 in137–142 cm | 142 cm | 33 in84 cm |
| 4XL† | 58–60 in147–152 cm | 152 cm | 34 in86 cm |
| 5XL† | 62–64 in157–162 cm | 162 cm | 35 in89 cm |
Measurements taken flat · allow 1–2 cm tolerance
† 3XL–5XL are the supplier’s nominal figures; the S–2XL rows are measured from the garment.
How to measure
Chest
Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms, keeping the tape level and snug but not tight. Stand normally and breathe out.
Length
Take a tee that fits you well, lay it flat, and measure from the collar seam down to the hem. Compare that with the length column.
Which size should you order?
- True to size for a regular fit — this is a unisex cut, not a slim one.
- Size up if you are between sizes, or if you want the looser fit the tees are photographed in.
- Shrinkage is under 3% if it is washed cold and dried on low. Wash it warm and it will move — the cotton is mid-weight, not pre-shrunk armour.
Keeping the print
The ink sits in the cloth rather than on top of it, so it will not crack or peel in the way a plastic transfer does. Wash it inside out at 30°, skip the fabric softener, and dry it on the line or on low. Iron the back, never the print.
Still not sure?
Tell us your usual size and your height
Email the measurements and we will tell you which size we would send — and if it is still wrong, a size swap is free within 30 days.
Last reviewed November 2026