Size guide
Oversized fit, explained.
These garments are designed oversized on purpose. Your true size gives you the intended oversized drape. If you want a closer, regular fit, size down.
How to measure yourself
Chest: stand relaxed and measure around the fullest part of your chest, with the tape level all the way around. Do not pull it tight — the tape should sit flat without squeezing.
Length: measure from the highest point of your shoulder down to where you want the hem to fall.
Compare those two numbers against the blank's measurements once they are published here — chest first, then length.
Fit notes per garment
T-Shirt: oversized drape with a relaxed body. True size is intentionally roomy, not boxy-stiff.
Hoodie: relaxed and roomy, designed to layer over a tee without feeling tight across the shoulders.
Full-Sleeve T-Shirt: oversized body with full-length sleeves — the sleeve length follows the same oversized cut, so it sits long rather than cropped at the wrist.