Women’s Shirt Fit Guide

A shirt’s fit defines how it flatters your frame, moves with your body, and layers under tailored pieces. Your test garment will reflect how close or relaxed the fit feels, helping you select the silhouette that best suits your shape and personal style.

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

Slim Fit

Tailored and contoured through the torso and sleeves. The shirt is slim through the shoulders, chest, and waist. Narrower sleeves with higher armholes.

Best for: A lean frame or those who prefer a sharply tailored, body-contouring look.

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

Standard Fit

Gently shaped at the waist for a flattering silhouette. Offers a comfortable, natural fit through the shoulders and chest. Sleeves are moderately tapered with standard armhole height for ease of movement.

Best for: An average build or those who prefer a classic, comfortable silhouette with room for natural movement and versatile layering.

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

Relaxed Fit

A more generous cut throughout the body and sleeves for added comfort. The shirt provides extra room in the shoulders, chest, and waist. Sleeves are fuller with lower armholes for all-day comfort and unrestricted movement.

Best for: Those who prefer a looser silhouette or require extra room through the chest, waist, or arms. Ideal for casual styling or easy movement throughout the day.