Choosing the Right Fit: A Sizing Guide

Fit names get used loosely across brands, which makes online sizing feel like guesswork. Here's what they actually describe on our pieces.

"Slim Fit" sits close to the body through the chest and sleeve. "Regular Fit" has a little more room to move without looking baggy. "Relaxed" and "Oversized" are intentionally roomier — built to be worn a size down from your usual if you want a closer silhouette, or true to size for the full drape.

When in doubt, check the size guide on the product page — it lists actual garment measurements (chest, length, shoulder for tops; waist, inseam for bottoms), which is a more reliable comparison than size labels alone.

If you're between two sizes, the fit description matters more than the number. A relaxed-fit piece in your usual size will already have room to spare — sizing up on top of that usually means the fit runs looser than intended.