Size Guide

Everything we make runs oversized on purpose. Boxy through the body, dropped through the shoulder, room to move through the day. That means standard size charts do not always apply the way you would expect. Measurements matter more here than the letter on the tag.

Oversized does not mean shapeless. Our fits are engineered with intentional room through the chest, through the sleeve, through the length so the garment moves with you instead of fighting you. If you are used to fitted streetwear, expect our true-to-size to already read bigger than you are used to. That is the design, not a mistake.

Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level under your arms, and compare it to the chart below rather than the size you would buy elsewhere.

Measure from the base of the back collar down to where you want the hem to land. Ours run slightly longer than standard, intentionally, for the boxy silhouette.

Measure seam to seam across the back, shoulder point to shoulder point. Dropped-shoulder pieces read noticeably wider here than a standard fit. That is the design, not an issue.

Our boxiest fit. Dropped shoulder, heavyweight 400gsm fleece, designed to layer over anything without feeling tight. Browse the full hoodie collection.

Relaxed and boxy but slightly shorter than the hoodies, built in 240-280gsm cotton so it holds structure without feeling stiff. See the shirt collection.

Room through the leg with an adjustable elastic and drawstring waist, so fit is not locked to a single number the way a hard waistband would be. Check out the shorts collection.

The jacket runs as boxy as the hoodie. The pants sit relaxed through the leg with a slightly tapered ankle so they do not read sloppy under an oversized top. View the tracksuit collection.

Our model is 6’1″, 175 lbs, wearing a size L for the fit shown in product photos. If you are built differently, lean on the measurements above rather than trying to match a body type to a size letter.

If you are between two sizes, sizing up gets you the fuller drape we design around. Sizing down keeps the same silhouette but pulls it in slightly, still roomy, just less so. Either way, you are not choosing wrong. Just how much room you want.

Every piece is pre-shrunk before it ships, so the fit you measure is the fit you will keep, wash after wash. No need to size up to account for shrinkage. That math is already done.