Finding your size without a tape measure
Take the pair that fits. Lay it flat. Three numbers, and our finder does the rest.
Woven in Okayama, cut in Lahore
Flat measurements for every size, the shrinkage after one wash, and the mill named on every product page.
Measurements are taken flat, on the garment, in centimetres — not from a size chart we copied.
Size and fit
Every figure below is the garment, not a body. Compare it with something you already wear and like.
| Size | Chest | Length | Sleeve | Shoulder |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 98 | 69 | 20 | 44 |
| M | 104 | 71 | 21 | 46 |
| L | 112 | 73 | 22 | 48 |
| XL | 120 | 75 | 23 | 50 |
The garment measured flat and doubled: the full chest of the garment, not of a body. If you publish pit-to-pit figures instead, double them before entering them here or the finder will recommend a size too small.
Find your size
Worked out from the measurements in this table and the ease we design in — not from what other people ordered.
How the cloth behaves
Photographed on a 96 cm chest, 183 cm tall, wearing M.
The cloth
Weight in grams is the only honest way to compare a t-shirt. Here is ours.
Kaihara, Hiroshima
Woven on shuttle looms, so the edge finishes itself. Stiff for a month, then it starts to keep the shape of whoever is wearing it.
Cold wash inside out, hang dry. Expect fading at the knees and back pocket first.
Karachi, Pakistan
Heavy enough to hold a shape through the shoulders and not go transparent after a summer.
Cold machine wash, hang dry. Up to 3% shrinkage in length on the first wash.
Todd & Duncan, Scotland
Spun from lambswool rather than recycled blend, so it pills less and holds the rib.
Hand wash cool or dry clean. Dry flat, never on a hanger.
Shop by piece
Made in
A label that says Made in Pakistan tells you almost nothing. This is the unit, the mill and the fibre — the things that decide how a garment lasts.
Details are for the current run. A new mill or a new unit gets a new note.
How it is made
Every garment on this site was measured on a table, not a model. Chest, length, sleeve and shoulder are printed beside the size, so you compare them with a shirt you already own instead of guessing.
Wash and care
Most returns in this category are a wash, not a fit. Three rules and the cloth outlives the trend.
Shrinkage figures are from our own wash tests on the current run.
Side by side
| Feature | Selvedge | Typical mall brand |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric weight published | Yes | No |
| Garment measurements, not size letters | Yes | No |
| Made in small runs | Yes | No |
| Factory named | Yes | No |
| Cost per wear over two years | Rs 12 | Rs 30 to 60 |
Comparison based on publicly available product pages. Only compare claims you can substantiate.
Questions
Lay a shirt you like flat and measure across the chest, then match that number to the chart on the product page. Between sizes, take the larger one — every piece is cut to shrink under 3% in length after the first wash.
Under 3% in length after the first cold wash, which the size chart already allows for. Hot washes and tumble dryers take it further. Wash dark denim inside out, on its own, for the first two washes.
The mill certificate names the mill, the fibre content and the finished fabric weight. If the number on the certificate and the number on our product page ever disagree, the certificate wins and we correct the page.
60 days, unworn with the tag on. One free size exchange per order — we pay the courier both ways. Refunds go back to the original payment method within five working days.
Journal
Take the pair that fits. Lay it flat. Three numbers, and our finder does the rest.
Weight, break-in, and how long the first wash should wait.
Cold, flat, patient. The routine, and the two things that ruin lambswool for good.