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Size guide
Oversized on purpose. Inches first, because most of you are in the US. Here is how to land the fit you actually want.
How it is meant to fit
Oversized and boxy with a dropped shoulder. That is deliberate: a back print needs a wide flat panel to sit on, and a fitted tee curls it around your ribs.
Take your normal size for the fit in the photos. Size down if you want it to sit like a regular tee. Both are correct, they are just different shirts on you.
Find your size
| Size | Fits chest | Chest, pit to pit | Length, shoulder to hem |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 34 to 37"86 to 94 | 18"45.5 | 29"73.5 |
| M | 38 to 41"96 to 104 | 20"51 | 30"76 |
| L | 42 to 45"107 to 114 | 22"56 | 31"79 |
| XL | 46 to 49"117 to 124 | 24"61 | 31.5"80 |
| 2XL | 50 to 53"127 to 135 | 26"66 | 33"84 |
Measured flat on our heavyweight blank. Allow about half an inch either way between garments.
If you know your chest
Run a tape around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms, keeping it level and not pulled tight. Match that number to the Fits chest column. If you land between two sizes, the larger one gives you the intended look.
If you would rather copy a shirt you own
Pick a tee that already fits how you want this one to fit. Lay it flat, smooth it out, fasten nothing.
Chest: measure straight across from one armpit seam to the other. Length: measure from the highest point of the shoulder straight down to the hem. Compare both to the table. If you are copying a regular tee and you want the oversized look, add about 2 inches to the chest number before you choose.
Still between sizes
Go up for the full drop shoulder, go down for a cleaner silhouette. Returns are open for 30 days either way, so pick the one you actually want to wear.
Still unsure
Email hello@loudpart.co with your usual size and what you want it to look like, and we will tell you straight. See the refund policy for returns.