Size guide

How to measure

1. 1Take a garment you already own and like the fit of. This is more reliable than measuring your body, because it accounts for how you actually want things to sit.
2. 2Lay it flat on a table. Smooth out every wrinkle — a crease costs you half an inch and half an inch is a size.
3. 3Chest: measure straight across, one inch below the armhole seam, from edge to edge. Don't double it.
4. 4Length: from the highest point of the shoulder straight down to the hem.
5. 5Shoulder: seam to seam across the back. On a dropped-shoulder cut this number will be larger than you expect — that's intentional.
6. 6Compare to the chart. Within half an inch, take the smaller size; over that, take the larger.

Sizing questions

Should I size up or down in an oversized tee?

Take your usual size for the intended oversized look. Size down one if you want it to sit like a regular tee. Our cut is boxy with a dropped shoulder, so a size M here is wider and shorter in the shoulder than a standard M.

Will it shrink after washing?

Barely. Everything is pre-shrunk and garment-dyed, meaning it's already been through a wet process before it reaches you. Expect under 3% shrinkage on a cold wash — not enough to change your size.

How do I measure to check a size?

Don't measure your body — measure a garment you already own and like. Lay it flat, smooth out the wrinkles, and measure edge to edge across the chest one inch below the armhole. Compare that number to the chest column in our chart.