Men's Shirt Size Chart
How To Measure
Please note:
Every Mr. California shirt is meticulously designed to fit real men and their real shoulders, real chests, real bellies and real height. The tapered, Classic Fit means that a large shirt will fit a large man, like Cary Grant. And an XXL will fit a really, really large man, like Ernest Borgnine.
Please see the measuring chart below for further details, and if there's any question, please email or call for clarification.
Chest
Lift your arms slightly. Measure around your torso, crossing the fullest part of your chest.
Neck
Measure around the base of your neck while keeping one finger between your neck and the tape measure.
Sleeve
This might sound like a tricky one, and quite frankly, it is. Place your hand on your hip with your arm bent at a 90 degree angle (or so). Measure from the center of your back of your neck, across your shoulder, and down the outside of the arm to the wrist. If you can do that, you can do anything.
Height
Stand up. Grab a tape measure. Measure your height.
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Size
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Neck
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Chest
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Sleeve
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|---|---|---|---|
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S
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14"-14½"
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36"-38"
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32½"
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M
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15"-15½"
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39"-41"
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33½"
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L
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16"-16½"
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42"-44"
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34½"
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XL
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17"-17½"
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45"-47"
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35½"
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XXL
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18"-18½"
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48"-50"
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36½"
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