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SIZE GUIDE
Find your fit, in your own way. Start with careful measurements and the details of the actual garment—not an invented universal chart.
The right chart belongs to the right product.
Hoodie styles, garment blanks and fits can differ. A size label alone does not tell you the exact dimensions or how a piece will feel. Product-specific charts will only be added once the measurements, units, available sizes and any production tolerance have been verified.
No product measurements have been supplied for this preview. Shop size selections are illustrative; they are not verified availability or fit guidance. Check the individual garment detail page for confirmed measurements and fit notes before a future purchase.
Before you measure.
- Use a flexible measuring tape. For body measurements, stand naturally and wear light clothing that does not add bulk.
- Keep the tape level and comfortably close to the body without pulling it tight or compressing the skin.
- Ask someone to help with difficult-to-reach measurements, or use a mirror to check that the tape is straight.
- Write down the measurement name, value and unit. Use the same units as the verified product chart; do not mix inches and centimeters.
- Measure again if a result seems inconsistent. Small differences in tape placement can change the comparison.
Measure your body.
Bust / chest
Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust or chest, passing under the arms and across the back. Keep it level all the way around and let your arms rest naturally. Record the full circumference without holding your breath or tightening the tape.
Waist
Measure around your natural waist, where your body naturally bends. Keep the tape horizontal and comfortably close. If a future product specifies a different waist position, such as where a waistband sits, follow that product's instructions instead.
Hips
With your feet together and posture relaxed, measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat. Check the tape in a mirror so it stays level rather than rising at the back. Record the full circumference.
Inseam
For a future garment that uses an inseam measurement, measure from the crotch down the inside of the leg to the intended hem position. A well-fitting pair of trousers laid flat can be easier: follow the inside seam from the crotch seam to the hem. Match the method used in the product chart.
These are measuring methods, not a size chart or a confirmation that every garment type is available. Use only the measurements relevant to the actual product.
Measure a hoodie you already love.
Choose a hoodie that fits the way you want the new piece to fit. Lay it flat on a level surface, smooth out folds and avoid stretching the fabric. Close it if its construction requires that for an accurate flat measurement.
| Measurement | Where to measure |
|---|---|
| Chest width | Straight across the front from underarm to underarm. This is a flat width, not the full circumference. |
| Body length | From the highest shoulder point beside the neck down to the bottom hem, unless the product chart specifies another starting point. |
| Shoulder width | Across the back between shoulder seams, where those seams are clearly defined. Dropped-shoulder styles may use another method. |
| Sleeve length | From the shoulder seam to the cuff. Some charts measure from the center back of the neck; use the chart's exact method. |
| Hem width | Straight across the bottom edge with the garment relaxed, not pulling any ribbing or elastic outward. |
Compare these measurements with a verified chart for the exact hoodie—not a different style or an assumed standard. A washed garment you own may have changed from its original dimensions, so also consider its care history.
Fit is more than a size label.
Think about how you want to wear the piece: closer to the body, comfortably relaxed or with room for layering. Check garment detail pages for confirmed fit descriptions, fabric information, construction and care instructions when supplied.
Do not assume “oversized” or “true to size” unless that description is confirmed for the actual product. Compare a garment you enjoy wearing and pay attention to chest room, body length and sleeve length together.
If you are between sizes
Use the verified measurements and your preferred fit rather than automatically choosing up or down. More room may suit layering, while a closer fit may suit another preference; either choice can affect length and sleeve proportions. If the measurements or fit notes are unclear, ask support before purchasing rather than guessing.
Before choosing your size.
- Open the detail page for the exact garment and color you are considering.
- Confirm that its chart is verified and note whether it uses body or garment measurements.
- Compare using the same method and units, considering your preferred fit.
- Review care instructions and the proposed exchange terms before a future purchase.
A customer-selected incorrect size may qualify for a request within seven days of delivery, subject to approval, original condition and applicable customer-paid costs. Read the full Returns & Exchanges draft rather than assuming an exchange is guaranteed. Find the merchandise support address on Contact Us.