How to measure yourself for a 4XL shirt

Most returns happen because someone guessed a size instead of measuring one. It takes two minutes to get it right, and you only have to do it once.

Measure a shirt, not your body

Find a shirt you already own that fits the way you want. Lay it flat on a table, smooth out the wrinkles, and measure straight across the chest one inch below the armhole. Note that number, then measure from the top of the shoulder seam down to the hem.

Compare against the chart

Match those two numbers against our size guide. Chest tells you whether the shirt will sit comfortably. Length tells you whether it will stay tucked when you move. If the two point to different sizes, follow the chest measurement and check the length again.

When to size up

Go up a size if you prefer a loose drape, if you carry width through the shoulders, or if you plan to wear the shirt untucked over a longer period. Our cuts are already relaxed, so sizing up gives a genuinely oversized look rather than a normal fit.