Not sure which size to choose? Use the measurements below to find the best fit.
Please note: Measurements are provided by our suppliers and individual garments may vary by up to 2″ (5 cm).
Pro tip: Measure a similar long sleeve T-shirt you already own and compare it with the measurements below. This remains considerably more reliable than asking Bob to estimate it.
Product Measurements
The measurements below refer to the actual garment laid flat.
A - Length
Place the end of the measuring tape beside the collar at the top of the garment (Highest Point Shoulder). Measure straight down to the bottom of the shirt.
B - Width
Place the end of the measuring tape at one side of the chest area and measure straight across to the opposite side of the garment.
C - Sleeve Length
Place the end of the measuring tape at the centre back of the collar and measure along the top seam of the sleeve. Hold the tape in place at the shoulder and continue measuring down the sleeve until you reach the sleeve hem.
Size Chart
Measurements shown in inches.
| Size | Length | Width | Sleeve Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 27″ | 20″ | 33 ½″ |
| M | 28″ | 22″ | 34 ½″ |
| L | 29″ | 24″ | 35 ½″ |
| XL | 30″ | 26″ | 36 ½″ |
| 2XL | 31″ | 28″ | 37 ½″ |
| 3XL | 32″ | 30″ | 38 ½″ |
| 4XL | 33″ | 32″ | 39 ½″ |
| 5XL | 34″ | 34″ | 40 ½″ |
Remember: Product measurements may vary by up to 2″ (5 cm).
How to Measure Yourself
If you'd rather take your own measurements, use the guide below.
A - Length
Place the end of the measuring tape beside the collar at the top of your shoulder (Highest Point Shoulder). Measure down to where you would like the bottom of the garment to sit.
B - Chest
Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the measuring tape horizontal.
C - Sleeve Length
Place the end of the measuring tape at the centre back of your collar. Measure across the top of the shoulder and continue down the arm to where you would like the sleeve hem to sit.
Official Bellend Measuring Guidance
If you're between sizes, find a long sleeve T-shirt you already own and like the fit of, lay it flat, and compare its measurements with the chart above.
This method has been independently assessed as more accurate than:
- Holding the garment against yourself and saying “yeah, probably”
- Asking Bob whether it looks about right
- Using LTA directional measurements
- Following a tape measure because “the colours said left”
- Waiting until Tuesday and seeing whether the sleeves survive
LHS Classification: Measuring before ordering is considered Historically Sensible, Financially Responsible, and Highly Uncharacteristic of Everyone Involved.
The Livonia Travel Agency accepts no responsibility for incorrect sizing caused by experimental measurements, emotional inches, creative centimetres, or holding the tape measure upside down for cultural reasons.