Garment Measurements
The numbers in this guide describe the shirt itself, not your body measurement.
Size Guide
Atmora Size Guide
Find the fit that feels right.
Use this guide to compare Atmora garment measurements with a shirt you already own and like. The chart below uses shirt measurements — not body measurements — so the easiest method is to measure a well-fitting shirt laid flat.
ATMORA / GARMENT MEASUREMENTS
Chest
Across body
Shoulder
Seam to seam
Length
Shoulder to hem
Sleeve
Shoulder to cuff
Compare a Shirt
Measure a shirt you already like and compare those measurements with the Atmora chart.
Prefer More Room?
If you fall between two sizes, consider the larger size when you want an easier fit.
Specific Notes Win
If a product page shows its own size or fit guidance, use that product-specific information first.
01 — Size Chart
Atmora shirt measurements.
All measurements are in inches and refer to the garment. Minor production variation may occur. For the best comparison, use a similar shirt laid flat.
| Size | Chest | Shoulder | Length | Full Sleeve | Half Sleeve |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 38" | 16" | 27.5" | 24.5" | 7.5" |
| M | 40" | 17" | 28" | 25" | 8" |
| L | 42" | 18" | 29" | 25" | 8" |
| XL | 44" | 19" | 30" | 25.5" | 8.5" |
| XXL | 46" | 20" | 31" | 25.5" | 9" |
All values are in inches.
Use a measuring tape and keep it straight, relaxed, and aligned with the garment.
These are garment measurements.
Do not compare these values directly with your body chest measurement without allowing for fit/ease.
Product-specific guidance has priority.
If a product page shows different fit or measurement information, follow that product page.
Lay Flat
No stretching
Use Tape
Keep it straight
Compare
Use similar shirt
Choose
Match preferred fit
02 — How to Measure
Measure a shirt you already trust.
The easiest way to choose an Atmora size is to compare the chart with a shirt that already fits the way you like. Button it, lay it flat on a smooth surface, and measure without pulling or stretching the fabric.
Chest
Measure across the shirt around the chest area while it is laid flat. Use the garment measurement convention shown in the chart.
Shoulder
Measure straight across the back from one shoulder seam to the other.
Length
Measure from the highest shoulder point down to the bottom hem of the shirt.
Sleeve
For a full sleeve, measure from the shoulder seam to the cuff. For a half sleeve, measure from shoulder seam to sleeve end.
03 — Fit Guidance
Choose based on how you like your shirts to feel.
Two people with similar body measurements may still prefer different sizes. Your ideal choice depends on shoulder comfort, chest room, styling preference, and how you plan to wear the shirt.
Prefer a Cleaner Fit
Choose the size that most closely matches the measurements of a shirt you already wear with a neat, closer silhouette.
Prefer More Ease
If you like extra movement through the chest or midsection, compare with a roomier shirt and consider the larger size.
Between Two Sizes
If your comparison falls between sizes, sizing up is usually the safer direction when comfort and extra room matter more.
Check the Product Page
Some fabrics, patterns, cuts, or product constructions may have their own specific size note. Follow that information first.
04 — Best Sizing Method
Three steps before you place the order.
This simple comparison method is more reliable than choosing a size only from habit, especially when different brands use different sizing conventions.
Pick your best-fitting shirt.
Choose a shirt with a similar style and fit to what you expect from Atmora. Avoid comparing with oversized, stretch-heavy, or unusually slim pieces unless that is the fit you actually want.
Measure it on a flat surface.
Button the shirt, smooth it naturally, and measure chest, shoulder, length, and sleeve without pulling the fabric.
Match the closest Atmora size.
Compare your measurements with the chart. If two sizes are close, use your preferred fit and the product-specific note to decide.
05 — Important Size Notes
Two details worth checking every time.
The general size chart is a strong starting point, but a product’s own fit information and your personal fit preference should always be part of the final decision.
Product-specific sizing overrides the general chart.
If an Atmora product page includes a different size note, fit note, or measurement table, use that information for that product because fabric and construction can affect how a shirt wears.
Do not choose only from your usual letter size.
A “M” or “L” can differ from one brand to another. Comparing actual garment measurements is more useful than assuming your usual size will always match exactly.
Need Size Help?
Send us the shirt you’re considering.
Share the Atmora product link or screenshot, the size you usually wear, and — if possible — measurements from a shirt that fits you well. The team can use that context to guide you more clearly.