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T-shirts for the gym in sizes from small upwards, grouped into three size bands: S–M, L–XL and XXL+. The size is the last word of each title, spelled out as Small, Medium, Large, X-Large or XX-Large, and the colour or design comes before it. Compare the size chart in centimetres on the product page, and read the fibre composition and the care instructions on the garment label.

Frequently asked questions

How do the size names in the titles match S, M, L and XL?

Small is S, Medium is M, Large is L, X-Large is XL and XX-Large is XXL. A t-shirt titled Medium is in S–M, one titled X-Large is in L–XL, and one titled XX-Large is in XXL+. Check the size chart of the exact product before choosing.

How do I measure myself for a t-shirt size?

Stand upright and run a tape measure level around the fullest part of your chest, snug but not tight. Compare the result with the chest figure in the size chart of the exact t-shirt, and check the length figure as well. If the chart lists the width of the garment laid flat, double that figure first.

How can I tell whether a t-shirt has a closer or a looser cut?

Some product pages describe the cut in words, such as regular or loose, and some give only measurements. Compare the garment's chest measurement in the chart, doubled if it is given laid flat, with your own: a figure close to yours means a closer fit, and a larger one a looser fit.