Measured flat on a real shirt, not copied from a supplier catalogue. Tolerance 2 cm.
The chart
| Size | Width | Length | Chest fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 55 cm | 71 cm | 86 - 94 cm |
| M | 58 cm | 73 cm | 94 - 102 cm |
| L | 61 cm | 75 cm | 102 - 110 cm |
| XL | 64 cm | 77 cm | 110 - 118 cm |
| 2XL | 67 cm | 79 cm | 118 - 126 cm |
How to measure
- Width: armpit seam to armpit seam, shirt laid flat, not stretched.
- Length: from the highest point of the shoulder down to the hem.
The easiest method: take a t-shirt you already like, lay it flat, measure it, and compare with the table. It beats any morphology chart.
Which size to take
The cut is oversized with dropped shoulders. The chart above is the garment, not your body: a size L is built to fall loose on a 102 to 110 cm chest.
- You want the intended oversized fit: take your usual size.
- You want it closer to the body: take one size down.
- You want it very wide, worn long: take one size up. Beware, the length grows with the width.
Between two sizes
Take the smaller one. The cut is already generous, and the fabric is a heavy 220 gsm jersey that holds its shape rather than collapsing.
After washing
The cotton is pre-shrunk. Washed at 30 degrees without a tumble dryer, the shirt keeps its measurements. Hot water and a dryer will shrink it, as with any organic cotton.
Still unsure?
Write to contact.progqg@gmail.com with your usual size and the fit you want. A real person answers. And if the size delivered is not the one you ordered, it is taken back at our cost.