Sizing Chart

Size Guide

Sizing can vary by brand, model, and fit preference. If you’re between sizes, we recommend choosing based on the notes below.

Sneakers

General guidance:

• Most sneakers fit true to size (TTS), but certain models run small or narrow.

• If you prefer extra room or wear thicker socks, consider ½ size up.

Fit notes (optional — keep only what you sell often):

• Nike / Jordan: Often TTS, some models feel snug (½ size up if wide-foot).

• Adidas: Many styles TTS; some knit uppers can feel snug.

• New Balance: Often comfortable TTS; some models run slightly roomy.

Apparel

Fit types we use:

• Standard Fit: Regular fit, not oversized

• Relaxed Fit: Slightly looser through body

• Oversized Fit: Intentionally roomy/boxy

How to measure (recommended):

• Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest

• Waist: Measure around natural waist

• Inseam: Measure from crotch to ankle

If you want, add your own measurement chart (best), but if you don’t have one yet, use this placeholder:

Apparel Measurements (Coming Soon)
We’re currently adding full garment measurements. For sizing help, contact us with the item name and your usual size.