Fitted:

Has a tight, next-to-skin fit for a full range of motion with no excess fabric. Typically includes compression.

Slim Fit:

Has a closer-to-body fit with moderate contouring and fair range-of-motion. Typically skims the chest, waist and hip. No compression.

Standard Fit:

Fits true-to-size for easy, comfortable movement. Can either have slight body shaping or a straight fit without the shaping.

Relaxed Fit:

Has a loose-to-oversize fit, with no shaping and unrestricted range-of-motion. Hangs away from the body with a shoulder that may drop below the natural shoulder.

1. Chest - Measure the total circumference of your chest at its fullest point, just under your armpit.
2. Waist - Place your hands on your hips and bend to the side. The indent on your side as you bend is your natural waist. Measure the total circumference at this point.
3. Waist (bottoms) - Measure your circumference at a point about two inches below the belly button.
4. Hip - Stand with your feet 6" apart. Measure the total circumference at the fullest point of your hip.

5. Sleeve Length - With your elbow slightly bent, starting at your middle neck bone, measure to the point of your shoulder and down to your wrist bone. Or take a shirt that fits well and take the same measurement.
6. Inseam - Stand with your feet 6" apart. Measure from the top of the leg/crotch to below the ankle. Or take a pair of pants that fit well and take the same measurement.