Standard Leather Journal
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We get exceptional feedback about our clothing fitting true to size, so whichever size you have the most of in your closet is bound to be the perfect fit with us. If not, we make exchanges easy and completely free. Read below for measuring recommendations and some sizing details for different products.
Questions on fit, material, sizing, or anything else? Drop us a line at service@texas-standard.com or 512-766-6897
HOW TO MEASURE
Neck: Measure around the base of your neck, leaving a little slack for comfort.
Chest: Measure under your arms at the fullest part of your chest, while keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
Waist: Measure around your natural waistline (typically where your waist is smallest), keeping the tape a bit loose for your comfort.
Arm Length: Bend your elbow to about 90 degrees and place your hand on your hip. Hold the tape at the center back of your neck and measure across your shoulder to your elbow and down to your wrist. The total length is your sleeve length.
DIFFERENCES IN PRODUCT SIZING
Sport Shirts: If you like your shirts to fit more tapered or generally wear un-tucked, consider sizing down one size. Otherwise, your normal size is just perfect.
Polos: All of our polos fit true to size, with the Standard Polo being very slightly narrower in the body than the Performance Hybrid Polo.
Tees: Our tees all fit essentially true to size, with the Standard Pocket Tees being the most down-the-middle, Performance Hybrid Tees fitting a decent amount trimmer in the body, and the Heritage Printed Tees slightly wider in the body.
Denim: Our denim consistently gets great fit ratings matching most people's average pair of pants in their closet. If you prefer to wear your jeans a little looser in the waist and upper legs though, moving up one waist size always does the trick.