Size Guide

Between sizes is the number one reason a Halloween shirt gets returned, and it is the easiest one to avoid. This takes about ninety seconds.

Measure a shirt you already own and like

Do not measure your body. Measure a shirt from your closet that fits you the way you want this one to fit. Lay it flat on a table, smooth out the wrinkles, and take two numbers with a tape measure:

• Chest width — straight across the shirt from armpit to armpit, one inch below where the sleeve is sewn on. This is a flat measurement across one side, not all the way around your body.
• Body length — from the highest point of the shoulder seam straight down to the bottom hem.

Now find the row below with the closest chest width. That is your size. If you land exactly between two rows, size up for a relaxed fit or down for a fitted one.

Unisex tee

Our standard tee is a modern retail cut — noticeably slimmer through the body than a classic boxy tee. If you normally wear a heavyweight workwear shirt, you will probably want one size up.

Unisex hoodie

The hoodie is cut fuller than the tee so it layers over one. Most people take the same size they take in the tee.

Buying a matching set for the family

Size each person independently against the tables above. Matching sets look best when everyone's shirt fits them properly, not when everyone orders the same size. Order the whole set in one transaction so it ships together — separate orders are produced separately and can arrive days apart.

How the print behaves

The graphic is scaled to the garment, so a 3XL gets a proportionally larger print than a S. Print placement is centered roughly three inches below the collar on adult sizes.

Still not sure?

Email your two measurements to support@customifytee.com and we will tell you which size we would send. We would rather answer a sizing question than process a return.