Shirt Fit Guide

A shirt’s fit affects comfort, range of motion, and how cleanly it layers under jackets or stands on its own. Your test garment will reflect how close or relaxed the shirt feels on your body. Choose the silhouette that best complements your frame and styling preference.

Minimalist vector illustration of a male figure in a slim fit dress shirt, closely fitted through the chest, waist, and sleeves for a modern silhouette.

Slim Fit

Tailored and tapered through the body and sleeves.

Best for: A lean or athletic build. Designed for a modern, close-to-the-body shape that tucks cleanly under jackets without bulk.

Minimalist vector illustration of a male figure in a standard fit dress shirt, offering balanced room through the torso and arms.

Standard Fit

Balanced room for comfort and structure.

Best for: Most body types and general wear. This is the go-to fit for everyday versatility — neither too slim nor too loose.

Minimalist vector illustration of a male figure in a relaxed fit shirt, designed with generous room through the body and arms.

Relaxed Fit

Maximum ease of movement and airflow.

Best for: Those who prefer a looser drape or require extra room in the midsection and sleeves. Ideal for warmer climates or casual styling.

Minimalist vector illustration of a male figure in an athletic fit dress shirt, shaped to accommodate broad shoulders and a narrow waist.

Athletic Fit

V-shaped design to follow your build.

Best for: Men with broader chests and shoulders who need space up top and taper through the waist — this cut avoids excess fabric while preserving mobility.