Basic Polo shirt by Brand chest measurements. CLICK ON THE HTML LINK BELOW
Take your current polo shirt that fits well and lay it flat. Measure across the chest under the arms and double the measurement. Look at the top line of the spreadsheet and find the measurement, then look down to see what size polo shirt you require by brand.

Click on the link below to see how different brand T-shirts compare. This measurement is taken by laying the garment flat and measuring directly under the arms.

Casual woven sport shirt by Brand chest measurements. CLICK ON THE HTML LINK BELOW Take your current sport shirt that fits well and lay it flat. Measure across the chest under the arms and double the measurement. Look at the top line of the spreadsheet and find the measurement, then look down to see what size shirt you require by brand.

Some business shirts are cut in a contemporary or tailored fit, which are slightly narrower in the body. Here is a guide of the different brands and their approximate measurements.

coming soon

more to be updated soon.

Here is a guide to our singlets, Bonds have now been discontinued. We have included the measurements to help you decipher what size you will require in the current available brands.

You'll need a partner to do this....this could be fun!!!!!
Neck - Measure by allowing a finger width of room
Chest - Measure loosely around the broadest part of the chest
Waist - Measure tightly around the waist , where you wear your trousers
Hips - Measure around the seat (bum) and top of thighs , firmly measure
Sleeve - Measure from the centre back (under the collar) to shoulder point then to wrist/cuff
Leg Measure from the crutch to the cuff of the trouser (inside leg)
Here we are assuming you have an accurate cloth measuring tape. If you do not have one of these then you may purchase them from any haberdashery or fabric store. They are relatively inexpensive and can be used for many different things later on !
The most accurate way of measuring is to take garments that fit well...lay them out and then measure them.
You can then either email the results to us at sales@kingsize.com.au or look at the Brand specification chart above and make a decision on your size.
On the chart above we have laid shirt different brands out flat and measured the chest.

This is a handy spreadsheet for those people who still think in Miles, Inches, Pounds and Penny's. Here we make it easy for you to convert to the new metric system that the rest of us adopted in 1966.