Object note
Choosing size and fit
A familiar size label is only a starting point. The reliable choice comes from comparing a garment you already wear with the measurements shown for the object.
Measure a garment, not your body
Lay a well-fitting garment flat without stretching it. Compare chest width, body length, shoulder, and sleeve measurements with the table on the product page.
- Chest width is measured straight across, under the sleeves.
- Body length runs from the highest shoulder point to the hem.
- Allow for the fit you want: close, regular, or deliberately oversized.
Read the object-specific notes
Blank models, layered pieces, dresses, and all-over-print objects can fit differently even when they share a nominal size. Product-specific fit notes take priority over general assumptions.
If two sizes seem equally plausible, include the measurements of your reference garment in the request. The choice can be checked before payment.
Expect material behavior
Fabric weight, stretch, construction, and care all affect how an object settles over time. Follow the listed care instructions and treat any shrinkage warning as part of the sizing decision.