This guide now combines real Flyover Ink product sizing, fit personality notes, and a more playful fit lab so customers can stop guessing between tee, crewneck, and hoodie silhouettes.
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Three-step fit routine
Step 1
Use a soft tape and stand naturally. Keep the tape level and snug, not tight.
Step 2
Lay a tee or hoodie you already love flat and compare its dimensions to our garment chart.
Step 3
Regular, relaxed, and oversized are different experiences even when the tagged size is the same.
Product pages can carry exact garment measurements. If a product chart exists, trust that over general category guidance.
Regular, relaxed, and oversized are different experiences. Use fit language as part of your size decision, not an afterthought.
The AI fit assistant is best as a second pass after you review the chart and compare a favorite garment at home.
These tools are meant to complement the chart, not replace it. Think of them as your second opinion.
Ask “What matches this hoodie?” and get Gemini-powered outfit combinations.
Get an AI size recommendation from your height/weight, photo, and Flyover sizing history.
Brand sizing history signal: No prior order history found yet.
This section is grounded in the categories and size runs currently in the store. Where exact garment charts are published, they appear inside the product card. Where they are not yet published, we show a clearly labeled Flyover house reference and fit guidance instead of pretending the measurements are exact.
Because a size medium can feel very different depending on the silhouette
Closer through the body with less extra room. Best when you want a sharper, more tailored line.
Best for: Clean layering, fitted streetwear, under jackets
Pro tip: Between sizes? Go up if you dislike cling in the shoulders or chest.
Balanced everyday proportions. This is the safest starting point for most first-time orders.
Best for: Tees, crewnecks, daily uniform pieces
Pro tip: Choose your usual size if you like a standard silhouette.
A little more breathing room through the body and sleeves without feeling oversized.
Best for: Hoodies, layering, heavier fleece garments
Pro tip: Great if you want comfort without the extra volume of oversized cuts.
Deliberately roomy and print-forward, with more volume in the body and sleeve.
Best for: Statement graphics, layered looks, fashion-forward fits
Pro tip: Size down if you want the graphic impact without maximum drape.
A ten-minute measurement session saves more time than an exchange
Measure around the fullest part of your chest with the tape parallel to the floor.
Measure around your natural waistline where pants or shorts sit most comfortably.
For garment comparison, measure from the top shoulder point to the bottom hem.
Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff with the arm relaxed.
Lay a well-fitting piece flat and measure it. Comparing garment-to-garment is usually more reliable than body measurements alone, especially for tees, hoodies, and fleece where personal preference matters.
Still have questions? We've got answers.
Use fit intent to decide. For a clean fit, go with the smaller option. For layering, shrink resistance, or heavier fleece, go up.
Always trust the measurement chart when it is published for a specific product. Tagged sizes can vary slightly across blanks and cuts.
Flyover Ink supports product-level size charts. Some items already have exact garment specs published, while others still rely on fit profile and size run until chart data is loaded.
Yes. Use the fit lab on this page, then message Flyover Ink if you want a second opinion before approving a custom order.