SIZE GUIDE
Our standard grading reference for all 5 garment categories — finished garment measurements, laid flat, for sample size M. Use it as your starting point; every point can be customized in your Techpack.
Reference · Not final until confirmed in your TechpackHow To Read This Guide
A quick explainer before you check the numbers below.
GARMENT MEASUREMENTS, NOT BODY MEASUREMENTS
Every number below is measured on the finished garment, laid flat — not on a body. This is the same convention used across our Techpack forms.
M IS OUR BASE / SAMPLE SIZE
All grading is built outward from Medium. The rust-highlighted column is the size we cut first samples against.
TOLERANCE
Measurements carry a standard tolerance of about ±0.5″ (±1.3cm) per point, and fabric GSM carries a tolerance of about ±10% — both normal across the industry and already factored into production.
EVERYTHING HERE IS A STARTING POINT
This is our default grading, not a fixed rule. Every measurement point can be changed to your own spec directly in the Techpack form — nothing below is locked.
Size Charts By Garment
Pick a garment, then switch units if you'd like centimeters instead of inches.
Showing garment measurements in inches (in), laid flat.
T-Shirt
Regular Fit · 100% Cotton · 200–300 GSM| Point | Measurement | S | M | L | XL | 2XL | 3XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Chest Width | 19″ | 20″ | 21″ | 22″ | 23″ | 24″ |
| B | Total Length from HPS | 27″ | 28″ | 29″ | 30″ | 31″ | 32″ |
| C | Sleeve Length | 8.25″ | 8.5″ | 8.75″ | 9″ | 9.25″ | 9.5″ |
| D | Neck Opening | 7″ | 7.25″ | 7.5″ | 7.75″ | 8″ | 8.25″ |
| E | Shoulder Line | 17″ | 17.75″ | 18.5″ | 19.25″ | 20″ | 20.75″ |
| F | Armhole | 8.5″ | 8.75″ | 9″ | 9.25″ | 9.5″ | 9.75″ |
| G | Sleeve Opening | 6.5″ | 6.75″ | 7″ | 7.25″ | 7.5″ | 7.75″ |
| H | Rib Collar Height | 1″ | 1″ | 1″ | 1″ | 1″ | 1″ |
| I | Bottom Width | 19″ | 20″ | 21″ | 22″ | 23″ | 24″ |
How To Measure — T-Shirt
Lay the garment flat on a table, front facing up, zipped/buttoned and unstretched. Measure straight across (point to point) along each lettered line below — this is exactly how every point in the table above is taken.
Suggested Size Ratio For Your Order
First time splitting sizes across your 30-piece MOQ? Here's a starting ratio most of our buyers use — mix it however you like.
| Size | S | M | L | XL | 2XL | 3XL | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suggested % | 10% | 25% | 30% | 20% | 10% | 5% | 100% |
| Pieces (of 30) | 3 | 7–8 | 9 | 6 | 3 | 1–2 | 30 |
Patterns In Production
Real photos from our Sialkot factory floor — not stock images — showing your pattern going from paper to fabric.
Still Have Questions?
Talk to a real person on our Sialkot team — usually a reply within a few hours.
Ready to lock in your own numbers?
Open your garment's Techpack form, keep our defaults or overwrite any point above with your exact spec, and download your production-ready PDF.
Size Guide FAQ
Answers to what buyers usually ask before placing their first order.
Can I get sizes outside S–3XL, like XS or 4XL?
Yes — this chart covers our standard run, but XS, 4XL and beyond can be added on request. Extra sizes may add a small grading fee and a slightly higher MOQ for that size, so mention it early when you place your order.
Are these body measurements or garment measurements?
Garment measurements — taken on the finished piece, laid flat, not on a body. That's the same convention used throughout our Techpack forms, so numbers here will match what you fill in there.
Can I change the grading between sizes to my own spec?
Yes, completely. The chart above is our default starting grade — every single measurement point can be overwritten with your own numbers directly in the Techpack form before you submit.
Which size do you cut the first sample against?
Medium, unless you tell us otherwise. If your brand's fit runs differently, let us know your preferred sample size when you submit your Techpack or message us on WhatsApp.
How much tolerance is normal on these numbers?
About ±0.5″ (±1.3cm) per measurement point, and about ±10% on fabric GSM — both standard across the industry and already accounted for in production.
Should I confirm my order in inches or centimeters?
Either is fine — use the toggle above to check both. We work in inches internally, and the centimeter column is simply that same number converted, so nothing gets lost switching between them.
