Clothing Size Charts & How to MeasureUpdated 2 hours ago

Looking for the right size? Use the charts below to find the best fit for your clothing style.

⚠ Important: These are garment measurements, not body measurements. Measurements are taken from the clothing while laid flat and will not match your body measurements. For example, a 20" chest measurement means the garment measures approximately 20" across the chest—not that your chest should measure 20". Because fit can vary between clothing styles, we recommend comparing these measurements with a similar garment you already own that fits you well.

How to Measure a Garment

Our clothing is available in several styles and brands, so sizing may vary by item. For the most accurate fit, check the size chart for the specific clothing style you're purchasing. ✨Tip: If you already own a similar-fitting shirt or sweatshirt, lay it flat and compare its measurements to the chart below.

• Chest/Width: Lay the garment flat. Measure straight across the chest, about 1 inch below the armhole.
• Body Length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder straight down to the bottom hem.
• Sleeve Length: Measurements vary by garment. Follow the measurement method shown on the chart for that specific style.

Standard Product Line

Standard Tees (unisex)

Standard Sweatshirts (unisex)

Standard Hoodies (unisex)

Comfort Colors Product Line

Comfort Color Tees (unisex)

Comfort Colors Sweatshirts (unisex) 

Comfort Colors Hoodies (unisex)