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Our shirts run roomy on purpose. They are cut in the vintage camp-collar style with 6–9″ of room through the chest. Order your usual size for the classic breezy look, or one size down for a closer fit or if you are between sizes.

Unisex Shirt — Regular (fits up to ~6′2″)

Fits Your Chest is your body. Shirt Chest is the garment laid flat and doubled — compare it to a shirt you already wear.

Unisex Shirt — Tall

Tall adds length only. LT is exactly as wide as L, XLT as wide as XL. Choose Tall if you are about 6′2″–6′7″ or long through the torso. If you just want more room, size up instead.

Women's Shirt

The women's shirt is a shaped cut, not a smaller unisex. It sits closer through the chest than our unisex shirts and widens toward the hem so it drapes over the hip, with a back hem that hangs about 2″ lower than the front. Length below is measured at the front. Sleeves are a short 7″ on every size.

Shirt Chest and Shirt Hem are the garment laid flat and doubled. We list the hem rather than a waist because the women's shirt is widest at the bottom — compare both numbers to a shirt you already wear.

Children's Shirt

Same relaxed cut as the adult shirts, so they run generously too. Between two ages? Choose the smaller size if you want it to fit this season.

How To Measure

1. Chest — lay the shirt flat and buttoned, measure straight across from armhole to armhole, then double it. Compare to the Shirt Chest column.
2. Waist — measure straight across the narrowest point of the body, then double it. On the women's shirt, measure the hem — the bottom edge — instead, since that is its widest point.
3. Length — from the high point of the shoulder, where the shoulder seam meets the collar, straight down to the bottom hem.
4. Sleeve — from the shoulder seam down the outside of the arm to the sleeve opening.

A note on variance. These shirts are cut and sewn from woven cloth by people, not stamped out of metal. Cloth stretches, moves under the cutter, and settles once it is sewn and pressed. We hold our factory to the specifications above and check against them, but a normal variance of 1–3 cm (about ⅜″–1¼″) is inherent to garment manufacturing and is present in every clothing brand you own, whether or not they mention it. This applies to each measurement as published here, including the doubled Shirt Chest and Shirt Waist figures. A shirt measuring within that range is a correctly made shirt. If you are between two sizes, that is a good reason to take the larger one.

Socks

Sock size follows your SHOE size — not your shirt size. S–M and L–XL here are shoe-size ranges. Someone who wears a Large shirt very often wears a Small–Medium sock. Men's and women's convert differently, so read your own column — a women's 9 and a men's 9 are two different socks.

Fabric & Care

• Keep your size: wash cool and dry on low or no heat. These fabrics can shrink in a hot dryer, and a shrunk shirt is not a sizing fault we can exchange.
• Choosing your size is your decision. We sell online and cannot see you or judge how you like a shirt to sit, so we do not recommend sizes. Write to contact@capekennedyclothing.com and we will gladly send you the exact measurements for any size — but the best method stays in your hands: lay flat a shirt you already own and wear, measure it as described above, and match it to the chart.