Men's Essential Organic Hoodie

Make sense of our sizing.

Understanding fit terminology can be super helpful when shopping for clothing, whether online or in-store. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the most commonly used sizing/fit terms in fashion:

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🔹 1. Slim Fit / Fitted

• Definition: Tailored closer to the body, especially at the chest, waist, hips, and sometimes thighs and arms.

• Key Features:

  • Tapered sleeves and legs.

  • Contours the natural shape without being skin-tight.

  • Common in modern, sleek styles (think European cuts).

• Best For: Leaner or athletic body types; those wanting a sharper silhouette.

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🔹 2. Regular Fit / Standard Fit

• Definition: The traditional fit—neither too tight nor too loose. Balanced through the body.

• Key Features:

  • Straight seams down the torso and legs.

  • Comfortable without excess fabric.

  • Consistently used in office wear, school uniforms, and everyday basics.

• Best For: Most body types; a classic, safe choice for all occasions.

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🔹 3. Relaxed Fit

• Definition: More generous than regular fit, especially in the chest, waist, seat, and thighs.

• Key Features:

  • Designed for comfort and ease of movement.

  • Often used in jeans, cargo pants, and casual wear.

• Best For: People who prefer a laid-back, roomier feel without swimming in fabric.

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🔹 4. Loose Fit / Oversized

• Definition: Intentionally baggy or oversized throughout the garment.

• Key Features:

  • Large armholes, wide legs, dropped shoulders.

  • Often seen in streetwear and high-fashion statements.

• Best For: A fashion-forward, comfort-first aesthetic. Great for layering or making a bold style statement.

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🔹 5. Athletic Fit

• Definition: Designed for muscular or athletic builds.

• Key Features:

  • Fitted in the chest and shoulders with extra arm and thigh room.

  • Tapers at the waist or leg opening.

• Best For: People with V-shaped torsos or muscular legs who find slim fit too tight but regular too boxy.

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🔹 6. Tapered Fit

• Definition: Narrower towards the bottom—especially in pants.

• Key Features:

  • Roomier at the top (thighs or shoulders), slimming toward the ankles or wrists.

  • Creates a clean, modern silhouette.

• Best For: People who want shape and structure without the clinginess of slim fit.

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🔹 7. Classic Fit

• Definition: Similar to regular fit but may offer slightly more room, especially in tailored clothing.

• Key Features:

  • Straight lines, traditional cuts.

  • Typically used in men's suits, trousers, and polos.

• Best For: Traditionalists or anyone seeking timeless, comfortable elegance.

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🔹 8. Modern Fit

• Definition: A middle ground between slim and regular fit.

• Key Features:

  • Slight tapering for a tailored look but not as close-cut as a slim fit.

  • Often used in dress shirts, suits, and jackets.

• Best For: Professional yet trendy dressers looking for subtle refinement.

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Quick Comparison Table: (rotatable for display)

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Want help choosing the best fit for a specific outfit or occasion? Or tailoring fit suggestions to your body type? Answer these questions first:

🔍 A few questions to tailor our fit suggestions to you:

1. What's the occasion or outfit type?
   (e.g., work event, wedding, beach day, hiking trip, casual hangout, streetwear, date night, gym look, etc.)

2. What’s your gender (or the style you’re dressing toward)?

3. What’s your general body type/build?
   (E.g., tall/slim, curvy, petite, muscular, broad shoulders, long legs, short torso, etc.)

4. Do you have any areas you love highlighting or prefer to keep subtle?
   (For instance, some like to show off legs, arms, and chest or prefer a looser fit in the midsection.)

5. Preferred vibe?
   (Trendy and bold, minimalist, business-casual, laid-back, cozy, tailored and polished, etc.)

6. Are there any specific clothing items you want included?
   (Shirt, jeans, trousers, jackets, dresses, shorts, activewear, etc.)

Metric vs. Imperial Measurements: 

• Metric is measured in centimetres. 
• Imperial is measured in inches.

Each style has a size chart showing exactly how each garment measures when laid flat. Sizes run true. Feel free to scale up or down for your desired fit. Please reference carefully before ordering so your clothing fits best when it arrives. If your clothes don't fit quite right, no worries. We're happy to help you find the right fit and size.

Please email us to start any returns or exchanges (standard shipping fees apply) or if you require additional sizing assistance.

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