You’ve got your eyes on that new Full Send hoodie. Or that classic Send It tee. But nothing kills the vibe faster than merch that fits wrong. Loose where it should be snug. Tight where you need room to move. We’re here to fix that. This guide breaks down exactly how to measure, what fits mean, and how to rock your Full Send Gear like a legend. Let’s get you dialed.
Why Accurate Sizing Matters for Full Send Gear
Full Send is more than a brand. It’s a lifestyle. Whether you’re hitting the skatepark, raging at a party, or just chilling with the boys, your gear needs to move with you. Sizing isn’t just about looking good. It’s about feeling confident. When your clothes fit right, you full send everything. When they don’t, you’re adjusting fabric instead of focusing on the moment.
Another thing. Full Send Gear is built to last. High-quality cotton, sturdy stitching, and cuts that stand up to action. But that durability means fabrics hold their shape. So getting the right size upfront matters more than with flimsy stuff that stretches out. Measure once, buy right, and you’ll have gear that fits perfect for years. Send it.
How to Measure Yourself for the Best Fit
Grab a soft measuring tape. No tape? Use a string and a ruler. Here’s the three measurements that never fail:
- Chest: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, under your armpits. Keep it snug but not tight. Breathe normal.
- Waist: Measure around your natural waistline, usually just above your belly button. This is key for hoodies that hit right.
- Length: For tops, measure from the top of your shoulder down to where you want the hem to land. For most folks that’s mid-hip.
For hats, use a flexible tape around your head where the hat will sit. About an inch above your eyebrows. That’s your circumference.
Pro tip: measure yourself in the morning after you’ve stretched. Bodies change throughout the day. And always round up to the nearest inch - better to have a little room than be squeezing into a medium that feels small. Full send means full comfort.
Sizing Tips for T-Shirts Hoodies and Hats
T-Shirts: Full Send tees are cut for a modern fit. Not baggy, not skin-tight. If you’re between sizes, go up for a relaxed vibe or down for a sharper look. The cotton is preshrunk, so you won’t get surprises after the first wash. But if you’re planning to tumble dry hot, size up just in case.
Hoodies: These are built with a little extra room in the chest and shoulders - perfect for layering or for when you’re throwing that Send It signal mid-crowd. The sleeves are generous too, so you can raise your arms without the hem riding up. Stick with your normal size for a classic fit, or size up for that cozy oversized style. Full Send hoodies are heavy weight, so they sit well.
Hats: All Full Send hats come with an adjustable strap - snapback or strapback depending on the style. One size fits most, but if you’ve got a larger dome (over 61 cm circumference), look for the “big head” options if available. The fit is snug and stays put, even when you’re running. No brim flapping in the wind.
One more thing: color matters. Darker dyes can shrink fabric slightly more than lighter ones on first wash. So if you’re grabbing black or navy, consider a size up for your first piece until you know how it settles. We’ve all been there.
Common Sizing Questions Answered
Do Full Send t-shirts shrink? Our tees are pre-shrunk, but like any 100% cotton garment, minimal shrinkage can happen in hot washes. Cold wash and hang dry to keep size exactly as purchased.
How do Full Send hoodies fit compared to streetwear brands? Full Send hoodies run true to size with a slightly athletic cut. They’re less boxy than some skate brands but roomier than fitted fashion hoodies. If you’re used to oversized, size up once.
Are hats one size fits all? Most hats are adjustable, but we recommend checking your head measurement. Snapbacks typically fit 55-61 cm. If you’re outside that range, look for specific big-size options or choose a strapback with more adjustment.
Should I size up if I want a baggy look? Yes. For an oversized fit on tees or hoodies, go one size larger than your chest measurement suggests. For a regular fit with room to move, stick with your true size.
How do I know if my fit is right without trying on? Use our size chart. Compare your chest and waist measurements to the chart on each product page. If you’re between sizes, consider your typical fit preference. When in doubt, size up - you can always layer.
Now you’re ready. No more guessing. No more returns. Just perfect-fitting gear that screams full send. Grab your measurements, hit the store, and get your hands on that legendary merch. Send it.