A considered fit

FIND YOUR
FIT.

WKNDWEAR styles are not all cut the same. Some are relaxed and unisex; others, like the baby tee, have a closer fit.

For the most accurate measurements, use the size chart on the individual product page. Take a moment to compare it with a T-shirt you already like wearing.

Three simple steps

Use a tee you already love.

Comparing garment measurements is often more reliable than choosing a size by label alone.

01

Lay it flat

Choose a T-shirt with the fit you want and lay it flat on a level surface. Smooth it gently without stretching the fabric.

02

Measure across

Measure from one underarm to the other across the chest. Double this number if you want to compare it with your body circumference.

03

Compare the chart

Open the product’s own size chart and compare its garment measurements with your favourite tee. Allow for small production tolerances.

Know the silhouette

Different pieces, different feel.

The first collection includes distinct fits. Check each item’s size chart and available options before adding it to your bag.

Everyday shape

Relaxed unisex tee

A roomier unisex silhouette that fits true to size. Choose your usual size for the intended fit. If you prefer to compare, use the garment measurements on the product page and a T-shirt you already own.

Unisex В· check product page for measurements View relaxed tee
Closer silhouette

Baby tee

A closer-fitting shape than the relaxed unisex style. Use the baby tee’s own chart rather than sizing from another WKNDWEAR product.

Closer fit В· check product page for measurements View the baby tee
How to measure

Small details make a better fit.

  1. 01
    Chest width
    Measure straight across the garment, just below the armholes.
  2. 02
    Body length
    Measure from the highest point of the shoulder beside the collar to the bottom hem.
  3. 03
    Sleeve length
    Measure from the shoulder seam to the sleeve opening, where that measurement is provided.
  4. 04
    Between sizes?
    For a closer fit, consider the smaller option; for more room, consider the larger one. Always use the individual product chart as your guide.