Fit

Size Guide

Get it right first time. Measurements, how our kits fit, and how to check against a shirt you already own.

The short version

Our kits are true to size. Order the size you normally wear — no need to size up or down.

Size chart

Size Fits chest Garment chest Body length Shoulder Sleeve
S [88–92] [50] [69] [43] [20]
M [92–98] [52] [71] [45] [21]
L [98–104] [54] [73] [47] [22]
XL [104–110] [56] [75] [49] [23]
2XL [110–116] [58] [77] [51] [24]

Garment measurements are taken flat, so garment chest is half the full circumference. Allow 1–2 cm tolerance — these are hand-finished kits, not machine-identical.

How to measure

Chest Measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms, keeping the tape level and not pulled tight.
Body length From the highest point of the shoulder straight down to the hem. This is where most people get the fit wrong.
Shoulder Across the back, from one shoulder seam to the other. Straight line, not following the curve.

Easiest method: lay a shirt you already own flat, measure it, and match those numbers against the garment columns above. Far more reliable than measuring yourself.

Choosing your fit

Snug

Close to the body, matchday look. Go one size down from your usual size.

Regular

How the kit is designed to fit. Order your usual size.

Loose

Oversized, streetwear cut. Go one size up from your usual size.

Between two sizes?

Go up. Football kits are cut short in the body, and a size that's slightly generous wears far better than one that's slightly tight.

Check the garment measurements above against a shirt you already own and like the fit of — that's the most reliable way to decide.

Still unsure? Email support@hattrickclub.com with your usual size and height, and we'll tell you exactly what to order. And if it still isn't right, you've got 30 days to exchange it.