Shirt.Woot

I know this topic has been beat into the ground, but I really think that Woot needs to fix their sizing chart.
The tee shirts they offer most certainly do NOT come in a slim fit anymore, and for the unsuspecting, they could end up in a freaking circus tent if they take Woot's advice to order a size up if there are any doubts about sizing.

mrsstudrobinson wrote:I know this topic has been beat into the ground, but I really think that Woot needs to fix their sizing chart.
The tee shirts they offer most certainly do NOT come in a slim fit anymore, and for the unsuspecting, they could end up in a freaking circus tent if they take Woot's advice to order a size up if there are any doubts about sizing.

For the women and children (THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!!111!!!) this is correct, but for the mem's little has changed sizing-wise.

The problem is how complicated Woot makes sizing when it really could be simple. Forget slim, thick, M, XL, etc. Sizing should be done like this:

Find a tee shirt you like and fits you.

Take the shirt off and lay it on a table (ladies you may not want to do this in public, but if you do we applaud your choice).

Measure the width between the arm pits (of the shirt).

Fold the shirt over at the highest part of the collar, then measure that folds length.

Find the shirt in this list that matches the width and height closest to your preference of bigger or smaller. Note some shrinkage (of the shirt) may occur with drying.


This gets rid of any doubt, yes, the collar or sleeves may be tight or loose, but we never measure that anyway. It sucks that we stick with sizing charts from the US military in 1940, when as a nation our dimensions have clearly "changed"...