What size should I order?

Start here: these are cut intentionally oversized, with a drop shoulder. They are true to size for the relaxed look shown in the photos. If you want a fitted look, size down. Women and people with smaller frames typically size down 1 to 2 sizes.

The most reliable way to choose is not your usual letter size. Lay a sweatshirt you already own flat, measure straight across from armpit to armpit, and compare that number to the flat width table below.

Sweatshirts and hoodies, garment measurements in inches

Applies to the cotton crewneck, the cotton full-zip hoodie, the sherpa fleece hoodie, the sherpa fleece crewneck, and the pullover hoodie.

Measurement	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL
Chest, around	42.9	45.9	48.8	51.8	54.7	57.7
Hem, around	36.6	39.6	42.5	45.5	48.4	51.4
Length	26.4	27.4	28.3	29.3	30.3	31.3
Shoulder	21.9	23.3	24.8	26.3	27.8	29.2
Sleeve, back of neck to cuff	32.7	33.9	35	36.2	37.4	38.6

Front zipper length, full-zip hoodie and sherpa hoodie only:

	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL
Zipper length	22	22.8	23.6	24.4	25.2	26

How do I find my size?

Lay a favorite sweatshirt flat, measure armpit to armpit, and compare to our flat width.

Flat width, pit to pit	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL
Inches	21.5	22.9	24.4	25.9	27.4	28.8

If your measurement falls between two of ours, take the smaller one for a closer fit or the larger one for more room over layers.

Does the sherpa fit the same as the cotton?

Close, but the sherpa is cut a little fuller. The table above is the same for both because the two share a grading spec, and the sherpa measures roughly two inches larger around the chest than the numbers show. If you are between sizes in a sherpa, take the smaller one.

The wearable blanket

One size, generously oversized. It is designed to drape over your clothes like a blanket, not to fit close to the body. Fits most adults.

Measurement	One size
Chest, around	70.9 in
Flat width, pit to pit	35.4 in
Length, shoulder to hem	37.4 in

The t-shirt

The t-shirt is cut more oversized than the sweatshirts. A Medium measures 33 inches from shoulder to hem. If you prefer a regular fit, order 1 to 2 sizes down from your usual size.

A full inch-by-inch chart for the t-shirt is not published yet. Until it is, use the shoulder-to-hem figure above and size down if you want a standard fit.

Should I size up so it fits over other clothes?

Usually no. These already run large, and the sweatshirts and hoodies are cut with enough room for a layer underneath at your normal size. Sizing up mainly makes the sleeves longer, which is the opposite of what you want when a nurse is trying to reach your forearm.

The one case for sizing up is if you want to wear it over a bulky garment, or you want the longest possible body length. The wearable blanket is the better answer for maximum coverage.

Should I size up for warmth?

No. Extra fabric volume is not extra insulation, and a looser garment holds less warmth against the body, not more. If you want more warmth, change the fabric rather than the size: the sherpa fleece styles are heavier than the 95% cotton ones, and the wearable blanket is designed to be worn over your clothes in a treatment chair.