Size Guide - Embroidered T-Shirts

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Here is our size guide for the embroidered t-shirts.
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Our t-shirts have a unisex, regular fit: neither slim nor loose. The same size works for men and women, and most people take the size they usually wear in t-shirts.

Two ways to choose. The second one is the more reliable.

1. By your chest measurement. Measure around the fullest part of your chest with a soft measuring tape, keeping the tape level and without pulling it tight. If you do not have a soft tape, wrap a string around your chest, then lay it flat and measure it with a regular tape.

Size Chest (cm) Chest (in)
XS81 to 8632 to 34
S87 to 9434 to 37
M95 to 10237½ to 40
L103 to 11040½ to 43½
XL111 to 11843½ to 46½
2XL119 to 12747 to 50

2. By comparing with a t-shirt you already like. Take a t-shirt that fits you well, lay it flat on a table, smooth out the creases and measure it. Then compare with the table below. This is the more reliable method, because it accounts for the fit you actually like to wear.

  • Chest width: from one sleeve seam to the other, just below the armholes.
  • Body length: from the highest point of the shoulder, next to the collar, down to the hem.
  • Shoulder to shoulder: from one shoulder seam to the other, across the upper back.
  • Sleeve: from the shoulder seam to the sleeve opening.
Size Chest width Body length Shoulder to shoulder Sleeve
XS46 cm (18 in)67 cm (26½ in)41 cm (16 in)19 cm (7½ in)
S49 cm (19¼ in)70 cm (27½ in)43 cm (17 in)20 cm (8 in)
M52 cm (20½ in)72 cm (28½ in)46 cm (18 in)21 cm (8¼ in)
L56 cm (22 in)75 cm (29½ in)49 cm (19¼ in)22 cm (8¾ in)
XL60 cm (23½ in)77 cm (30½ in)52 cm (20½ in)23 cm (9 in)
2XL64 cm (25 in)80 cm (31½ in)55 cm (21½ in)24 cm (9½ in)

If you are between two sizes, take the larger one. Cotton shrinks a little in the first wash, and a regular fit wears better slightly roomy than slightly tight.

Garment measurements are taken flat, with a tolerance of about 2 cm from one piece to the next. That is normal in garment manufacturing.

Not sure? Write to us and we will help you choose.

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