Picking the right size online shouldn’t feel like a gamble. This guide walks you through LURI’s size chart step by step — so you get the fit you actually want, first try.
Why measurements matter more than labels
A “Large” in one brand can feel like a “Medium” — or even an “XL” — in another. That’s why the LURI size chart is built around actual garment measurements in inches: chest, length, sleeve, shoulder, and neck. Comparing these numbers against a T-shirt you already love gives you a far more accurate result than guessing from a label.
“Stop guessing by label. Measure a tee you already love and match those numbers to LURI’s chart.”
Take a T-shirt you love the fit of, lay it flat on a table, and use a soft measuring tape.
If your measurement falls between two sizes: go one size up for a more relaxed, drapey look — or one size down if you want a slightly snugger oversized feel.
LURI size chart — all measurements in inches
Understanding LURI's oversized proportions
LURI’s numbers are intentionally more generous than standard streetwear — especially in chest and shoulder width. That extra room isn’t accidental; it’s the design.
- Better drape — the fabric falls away from your body cleanly instead of clinging.
- Layering room — fits comfortably over a tank or full-sleeve inner during cooler weather.
- Structured silhouette — looks intentional, not just baggy or shapeless.
Sleeve length and opening are also slightly extended, so the sleeve sits closer to the elbow with a relaxed hem — this is what gives that true oversized streetwear vibe rather than a standard half-sleeve look.
Neck width, neck drop and comfort
Two small details that change how a tee feels all day: neck width and neck drop. Both are listed in the chart so you know exactly how open or snug the collar will be before the tee arrives.
- Slightly wider neck width keeps the collar from feeling tight or restrictive, even after a full day of wear.
- Subtle neck drop gives a clean, modern crew-neck shape without sitting too low on the chest.
If you prefer a more relaxed collar: size up once. If you like it sitting closer to your neck: stick with your measured size.
