How a Shirt Should Fit

A well-fitting shirt should feel comfortable while keeping a clean, intentional shape. The right fit starts with a few simple checkpoints.

1. Shoulders

The shoulder seam should sit close to the edge of your natural shoulder. If it falls far down the arm, the shirt is likely too large.

2. Chest

You should have enough room to move without the fabric pulling across the buttons. The chest should look smooth when you stand naturally.

3. Sleeves

Sleeves should allow comfortable movement without excessive fabric bunching around the upper arm or cuff.

4. Length

The body length should work with the way you plan to wear the shirt. A shorter casual proportion can work untucked, while a longer length can be more versatile for tucked styling.

When choosing between sizes, use the product-specific measurements whenever they are available.