4015 French Terry Crew Neck

How do you measure up?

Most tees follow an industry standard for width (tube size) and body length (from high point shoulder to bottom hem). The fit of a tee is primarily influenced by the shoulder drop, which refers to the length of the shoulder tape to the end of the shoulder, as well as the sleeve length. Even a small difference of 2 inches in the shoulder drop (from neck rib to shoulder curve) can significantly impact the perceived size and looseness of the tee.

Two examples of tees with a looser fit are Styles 1301 (Roughneck) and Style 2100 (Retro Ring-spun). On the other hand, Styles 3100 (Cotton Perfection) and Style 3050 (Bi-blend) offer a snugger/slimmer fit. It's important to note that these styles have the same length and width, with the only variation being in the shoulder and sleeve dimensions.

Looking for the perfect fit? Grab a tape measure and compare your numbers with ours.

width

Measure the widest part of the front (usually chest) from one side to the other side.

length

Measure from the neck-shoulder join to the bottom of the shirt.

CIRCUMFERENCE

Measure right around the width of the shirt, in a complete circle.

It's not just a t-shirt!

No, it’s not “just a t-shirt”. This is a finely tooled masterpiece of design which is going to keep you looking sartorially sharp and surprisingly well-heeled for years to come. Now get that tape-measure out and properly check your t-shirt digits before you commit to one of these gorgeous beasts. Let’s get this right the first time people!