Size guide
There is nowhere to walk in and try things on, so these numbers do the work. Measure a shirt you already like, laid flat, and match it against the table.
| Size | Chest (half) | Length | Shoulder | Sleeve |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 20"50.8 cm | 27"68.6 cm | 19"48.3 cm | 8"20.3 cm |
| M | 21"53.3 cm | 28"71.1 cm | 20"50.8 cm | 8.5"21.6 cm |
| L | 22"55.9 cm | 29"73.7 cm | 21"53.3 cm | 9"22.9 cm |
| XL | 23"58.4 cm | 30"76.2 cm | 22"55.9 cm | 9.5"24.1 cm |
| XXL | 24"61 cm | 31"78.7 cm | 23"58.4 cm | 10"25.4 cm |
Measured flat, in inches, with a tolerance of about half an inch. Oversized and boxy cuts run one size larger than regular — size down for a closer fit.
How to measure
Lay the garment flat, smooth out the creases, and measure edge to edge across the chest one inch below the armhole. That is the half chest — the number in the table.
Between sizes
Size down. Everything here is cut generously, and the cotton relaxes slightly across the first few wears rather than shrinking.
Fit names
Regular is a straight body with a set shoulder. Oversized drops the shoulder seam down the arm. Boxy is the same width as oversized but cut shorter through the body.