Objective, factual guides created by our garment engineers to help you choose the right fits, care for premium fabrics, and understand streetwear construction.
Our technical guides are published to give customers clear, unvarnished facts about cotton grades, GSM density, drop-shoulder architecture, and true garment measurements so you always order the right cut.
To find your accurate t-shirt size, measure the fullest part of your chest flat across armpit-to-armpit and multiply by 2. For regular fits, choose 2-3 inches of chest ease (e.g., 38" body chest = Size S 40" t-shirt). For oversized streetwear fits, choose 4-6 inches of ease.
An oversized T-shirt has a looser fit than a regular T-shirt and is designed for a relaxed silhouette with dropped shoulders, wider chest proportions, and longer sleeves. True streetwear oversized tees use heavyweight fabrics (240-280 GSM) so the fabric holds structural form rather than clinging.
Regular fit t-shirts sit directly on the shoulder bone with 2-3 inches of chest ease for a clean, classic profile. Oversized t-shirts feature dropped shoulders, 4-6 inches of chest ease, and heavyweight 240+ GSM fabric for a bold, relaxed streetwear silhouette.
To keep graphic prints vibrant and crack-free: always turn the shirt inside out before washing, use cold water (below 30°C), avoid harsh bleach or fabric softeners, line dry in the shade, and never iron directly on top of the print.
Combed cotton is superior to regular cotton because mechanical combing removes short impurities and aligns long fibers for a softer, stronger yarn. Supima is ultra-long staple cotton prized for premium luster. Fabric weight is measured in GSM: 180 GSM is lightweight, 220 GSM is midweight, and 240+ GSM is heavyweight luxury streetwear.