All in inches. Body Chest is your own measurement — tap it above to learn how to measure. Garment Chest is full circumference; Sleeve and Shoulder are point-to-point garment dimensions.
Measure the fullest part of your chest and match it to the Body Chest row above — that's your size.
Example: chest 38" → Size M → garment chest 42". That's 4" of ease — a relaxed fit that skims the body without being boxy. If you prefer a looser drape, go one size up.
Wrap a soft tape measure around the fullest part of your chest — usually right across the bust line. Keep the tape parallel to the floor, snug but not tight, and breathe normally while measuring.
Match that number to the Body Chest row in the size chart above to find your size. This shirt has about 4" of ease — it will skim the body comfortably without feeling tight or boxy.
Garment Chest is the actual width of the shirt measured flat from armhole to armhole, doubled for full circumference. At Size M, the garment chest is 42" for a 38" body chest — that 4" of ease gives the shirt its relaxed, comfortable drape without being oversized.
The chest panel has fabric gathered into the neckline — this creates natural volume and a soft drape from the front. It gives the shirt a more elevated, feminine shape compared to a flat-cut shirt, while still being completely comfortable to wear.
Relaxed fit with 4" of ease — it skims the body comfortably without being fitted or boxy. If you prefer a closer, more fitted look, go one size down. If you want more volume and drape, go one size up.
100% viscose — breathable, drapes well, and not sheer. The gathering at the chest works naturally with the fabric's softness and movement.
Some wrinkling is natural to 100% viscose. Hang to air out and steam if needed.
Size up for more drape and ease. Size down for a closer, more fitted silhouette.