How to choose your shirt size

The most common mistake when buying a shirt is picking only "M or L". A good fit actually depends on three measurements: neck, chest and sleeve length. Take them once and buying online becomes easy.

1. Neck

Run a soft tape around the base of your neck, just below the Adam's apple. You should be able to slide one finger under the tape. 39–40 cm is an M; 41–42 cm is an L. If you wear a tie, make sure the buttoned collar doesn't squeeze.

2. Chest

Take the tape horizontally under your arms around the fullest part of your chest. Don't hold your breath; measure relaxed. For a slim fit, match the chart exactly; for a regular fit, 2–4 cm of ease is normal.

3. Sleeve

Bend your arm slightly and measure from the shoulder seam to the wrist bone. A sleeve of the right length shows 1–1.5 cm below a jacket cuff. If you have long arms, size up or ask about Long fits.

Three signs of a good fit

• The shoulder seam sits right at the edge of your shoulder.
• No gaps open between the buttons across your chest.
• The shirt stays tucked in when you raise your arms.

Every product page has a size chart, and if you're unsure, send your height and weight in the chat and a manager will pick the size. If it doesn't fit, we'll exchange it free within 10 days. And you can try things on in our store any time, even at night.