Apparel Fit Guide

Find your preferred fit for pickleball days and everyday wear. Your product is individually printed and sewn together for you. This guide explains style choices. Always use the measurements and fit notes in the specific product description first.

Choose your silhouette

Slim: A closer-to-body shape. Choose it if you prefer less extra fabric, checking chest, waist and hip measurements for your desired room.

Regular: A straighter, everyday silhouette between close-fitting and roomy. Compare measurements rather than assuming your usual size will fit across styles.

Relaxed: A roomier silhouette. Choose it for a looser look or space for layering. A larger size in a slim style may not have the same proportions as a relaxed cut.

Check sleeves and shoulders

Sleeve width, armholes and shoulder seams affect how a top feels when you reach. Compare sleeve measurements where provided. When trying it on, reach forward and overhead: check for pulling at the shoulders, tightness around the upper arms, or cuffs that sit differently than you prefer. Sleeves and hems may shift as you move; the amount depends on the garment and your proportions.

Choose your length

Decide where you want the hem to sit, whether you will tuck it in, and how much coverage you prefer when bending or reaching. Compare the listed body length with a top you already like, following the product’s measuring method. For bottoms, check waist, hip, rise and inseam measurements when available.

Find your size

Start with the product’s own measurement table. Check whether it lists body measurements or finished garment measurements, and use the same units and measuring method. For garment measurements, compare with a similar item laid flat; do not compare flat width directly with body circumference.

Between sizes? Compare both sizes against your preferred room and length. Size up only if the measurements suit the looser fit you want. If a measurement or fit detail is missing, please contact us before choosing. Fit terms vary by style, and no fit label guarantees comfort or performance.