Size Guide

Every style lists its own garment measurements in centimetres. This guide explains how to take those numbers, compare them with a shirt you already own, and choose between sizes.

How to measure a shirt you own

Lay the shirt flat, buttoned, on a table. Measure with a tape, not by eye.

• Chest - across the front, just below the armhole, seam to seam. Double it.
• Shoulder - across the back, from one shoulder seam to the other.
• Length - from the base of the collar to the hem.
• Sleeve - from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.

Reading our charts

We publish garment measurements, not body measurements. Compare them with a shirt that fits you the way you want. Charts are per style: a business shirt is cut closer than a casual shirt, and knitwear fits differently again.

Choosing between sizes

If your chest measurement sits between two sizes, take the larger one for a relaxed fit and the smaller one for a closer fit. For a shirt you plan to wear open over a tee, size up.

Still unsure? Message us on WhatsApp with your height, weight and usual size - we will tell you which size the fit notes point to for that specific style.

Womens styles

Dresses, blouses and skirts use their own charts. Use the measurements on the product page for that garment; do not translate a mens size across.

Shrinkage and care

Cotton can move slightly after the first wash. Wash cold, hang dry, and avoid a hot dryer. Printed and rhinestone styles should be washed inside out and never tumble dried.

If the size is wrong

Unworn items with tags can be returned within 14 days of delivery. Contact us with the order number before sending anything back. See the returns page for the full policy.

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