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Our pieces run slightly slim. Take the size you normally take and it'll sit close to the body — size up if you want the relaxed fit most people go for. That's the whole rule.
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Whatever size you take in most brands — that's the one.
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Garment measurements
| Measurement | XS | S | M | L | XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest, pit to pit ×2 | |||||
| Body length, shoulder to hem |
Measured on the garment laid flat, not on the body — so compare against a garment you own, not against your body.
How to measure yourself
Don't measure yourself at all. Take a sweatshirt you already own and love the fit of, lay it flat, measure straight across from armpit to armpit and double it. Find the closest chest number in the chart above — the garment you already trust has done the work for you.
If you'd rather measure your body: run a tape around the fullest part of your chest, level all the way round, snug but not pulled tight, arms down. Then add four to six inches for the room we cut in.
Sweatshirt vs. t-shirt
Same letter, both times. The sweatshirt is 320 GSM and sits a touch longer in the body; the tee is 190 GSM with a cleaner, shorter sleeve. Buying both? Buy the same size.
Both run XS to XL, so the letter carries straight across.
Washing, shrinkage and exchanges
These are pre-washed organic cottons — they soften rather than shrink, so buy for the fit you want now, not the fit you're hoping for after three washes. Wash cold, inside out, hang dry or tumble low.
Free returns for 30 days, label included.
Still on the fence?
Free returns for 30 days, label included. Order the size you think, wear it around the house, send it back for the next one up if it isn't right.