Sizing
Size Guide
We are a blanks supplier, which means the garments we decorate come from different manufacturers and styles — and their construction varies. A published generic size chart would be accurate for one style and misleading for the next. Instead, we issue a measurement spec sheet for the specific blank quoted for your job, so the numbers you receive are the ones that actually apply to what you are ordering.
Ranges We Carry
Men’s
S — XXL
The standard range across our men’s blanks. Specific fits and cut vary by style. Extended sizes may be available on selected styles — confirm in the brief if you need them.
Women’s
XS — XL
The standard range across our women’s blanks. Fit varies between fitted, relaxed and oversized cuts depending on the style — the spec sheet clarifies which applies to your garment.
Kids’
2–3Y — 10–11Y
Age-based sizing. Because children’s garments vary more in actual dimensions than adult sizes at the equivalent label, the spec sheet matters especially here — particularly for uniform orders where you are sizing children you have not yet met.
Measurement Spec Sheets
How to get the measurements for your style
A full measurement spec sheet — chest, body length, sleeve length and any additional measurements relevant to the garment type — is issued with the quote for your job. At that point the exact style is confirmed and the numbers are accurate for what you will receive.
If you need to see measurements before starting a full brief — for example, to check whether our range covers a specific size or fit profile — email us with the garment type you are looking for. We will identify the nearest style and send the spec.
Request a spec sheetOrdering for a Group
How to size a run when you are ordering for a team, crew or organisation
This is the question that matters most for uniform orders, club kits and event merch. A size chart is only useful if the people being sized can compare themselves against it — and that requires the measurements for the specific garment, not a generic table.
Get the spec sheet for your style first
Once we have confirmed the garment for your quote, we send the measurement spec. This is what you share with your group so they can size themselves accurately against the actual garment, not a generic approximation.
Collect sizes before you confirm the order split
The size breakdown — how many of each size — is confirmed at the order stage. You do not need to know it on day one. The project brief can begin without final size quantities, and we will prompt for the split before production is scheduled.
Use the sample to verify fit before the run is cut
Every order is sampled before production. For group orders, the sample is the right moment to verify that the sizing reads as expected on a real garment. If the fit requires an adjustment — a different style, a size up across the range — you can make that call before the full run begins.
Ready to start? The project brief is the first step for retail and small-batch orders.