Size & Fit Guide
Find the size she’ll actually wear.
We measure the garment, not her body.
Body charts assume kids grow in a predictable shape. They don’t. Two girls the same age and height often wear two different sizes, depending on how they like a tee to fit. So instead of asking you to measure her, we publish the exact measurements of each garment — chest, length, sleeve — in inches and centimeters. You compare them to a tee she already owns and likes.
How to measure a tee she already owns
Pick the tee in her closet she reaches for most. Lay it flat on a hard surface, smooth out the wrinkles, and measure these three things:
- Chest width — measure straight across, from one armpit seam to the other.
- Total length — from the top of the collar (where it meets the shoulder seam) down to the bottom hem.
- Sleeve length — from the shoulder seam to the end of the sleeve.
Write the numbers down. When our shop opens, every product page will show our measurements next to those three numbers — so you’ll know if our M matches her favorite tee, or if our S is closer.
Between two sizes?
For most girls in the 9–14 range, we recommend sizing up by one if you’re between two sizes. Tees feel best when they have a little room, and cotton tightens slightly after the first wash.
Wash and shrinkage
Cold wash, low tumble dry. Expect 2–4% shrinkage after the first wash, which we’ve factored into our published measurements where possible. Avoid bleach. Print side inside-out for longer print life.
Still not sure? Email us — we’ll help you pick.
