We print on more than one kind of tee, and the garment can differ from one design to the next — in weight, fabric and cut. So there is no single NLM size chart: every product page names the garment that design is printed on and gives its own measurements.
Open the product and scroll to its size chart, below the product details. It lists the garment’s own measurements for each size — typically body width, body length and sleeve — in inches and centimetres, taken from the manufacturer’s specification. The sizes on offer are the ones you can pick on that page, and they may differ between designs.
Measurements are for the garment, not for your body, and manufacturers allow a small tolerance, usually around 2 cm (¾ in).
The most reliable way is to measure a tee you already like the fit of, lay it flat, and compare it with the chart on the product page.
Size down for a closer fit, or up for a looser one. On a garment already cut oversized, sizing up makes it much bigger — check the body width on the chart before you do.
Every piece is printed for your order, so we cannot exchange a size that was chosen at checkout — see the Returns policy. If you are unsure, ask us before ordering.
Heat is what shortens a printed tee’s life: a hot wash, a hot dryer or an iron on the print will fade the print and can shrink the garment. Follow any care instructions on the garment’s own label where they differ from the above.
Last updated: September 2026.