The #1 mistake:

Don’t order by your usual size label. Measure a garment that already fits you well, then match those measurements to the charts; brands and cuts vary widely.

Before you compare: flat or full?

The second most common mistake is comparing a flat measurement with a full one. Our charts use two conventions, and every chart says which one it uses.

Product The chart shows So measure your garment
Tees and hoodies Chest (flat): straight across, armpit to armpit Flat, and don’t double it
Jackets Chest (full): the whole way around Flat, then double it
Bottoms Waist and hip, the whole way around Flat, then double it
Headwear Head circumference Around the head, just above the ears

HOW TO MEASURE

Lay a garment flat and measure these points

01 Chest (Pit to pit)

Measure across the chest seam to seam, then double it.

02 Body Length

From the highest point of the shoulder down to the hem.

03 Sleeve Length

From the shoulder seam to the cuff edge.

04 Shoulder Width

Seam to seam across the back shoulders.

Measuring bottoms

05

Waist

Straight across the top of the waistband, relaxed and unstretched, then double it.

06

Hip

Across the widest part of the seat, then double it. This is where joggers and parachute pants differ most.

07

Inseam

From the crotch seam down the inside leg to the hem.

08

Total length

From the top of the waistband to the hem. Some shorts charts use this instead of inseam, so check which one you’re comparing.

Reading the charts

How our sizes step up

Across our charts, sizes grade in the same even steps. If you know your fit in one size, you can work out the next.

Product Chest or waist Length Sleeve or inseam
Tees and hoodies +3 cm flat per size +2 cm +1 cm sleeve
Jackets +6 cm full per size +2 cm +1 cm sleeve
Pants +6 cm waist and hip n/a +2 cm inseam

FIT TYPES

Know the fit before you order

Boxy Fit Regular Fit Slim Fit Oversized Cropped
Fit How it sits Sizing tip Example
Slim Close to the body, with little ease Size up if you’re between sizes Fitted tanks
Regular True to size, with comfortable ease Order your measured size Pullover hoodies
Boxy Wide through the body, shorter length Check the length, not only the chest Boxy tees
Oversized Dropped shoulders, extra width and length Size down for less volume Oversized tees
Cropped Body length cut short, above the hip Chest fits as usual; length is the difference Crop hoodies

For brands

Building a size run your customers will trust

For a brand, sizing isn’t just about one person’s fit. It’s about the whole range fitting the customers you actually have.

Start from something that sells

Send the garment your customers already love and we’ll build the pattern from it through cut and sew.

Choose your own size curve

Weight the order toward the sizes you sell most, inside the minimum.

Test on real bodies

Try the fit sample on people at both ends of your range, not only the middle.

Publish the chart with a how-to

Put your measurements in cm and inches with a short “how to measure” line. Fewer guesses mean fewer exchanges.

A size exchange costs you twice

Every wrong size is paid for in shipping out, shipping back, and shipping again, plus a customer who’s now less sure about ordering from you. A clear chart and a well-tested fit sample are the cheapest customer service you’ll ever buy.

SIZING FAQ

Common fit questions

It depends on the fit. For slim and regular fits, pick the larger size for comfort. For boxy and oversized styles, pick the smaller one if you want less volume. Comparing a garment you already own with the chart is always the surest way.

Yes. We grade the pattern to your own size range and measurements, and you choose how many of each size go into your order.

Very little. Knit fabrics are pre-shrunk before cutting, and garment-washed styles are measured after their wash, so the chart shows the size your customer keeps. Washing your sample once is still the best test.

Tee and hoodie charts show the flat chest, measured armpit to armpit. Jacket charts show the full chest, all the way around. Every chart is labeled.

Our charts are in centimeters. To convert, divide by 2.54. We can grade your size run from measurements in either unit.

On tees and hoodies, each size adds 3 cm to the flat chest and 2 cm to the length. On jackets and pants, each size adds 6 cm around the chest, waist or hip.