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Sizing and dimensions

For apparel, measure something you already own and like. For home goods, measure the space before you measure anything else.

How to measure apparel

Chest: lay the shirt flat, measure across one inch below the armhole, then double it.

Length: from the highest point of the shoulder straight down to the hem.

Home goods

Every product page lists exact dimensions. Use them, because screens flatter prints and flatter mugs even more.

Wall art: mark the size out on the wall with masking tape before ordering. A 12 by 16 inch print is smaller in a room than it looks in a browser.

Drinkware: 11oz is a standard mug, 15oz is the large one. Most are dishwasher and microwave safe, and the product page says when a piece is hand wash only.

Textiles: throw blankets are for a chair or a lap rather than a bed. Check the listed size against the furniture you have in mind.

Fit notes by lane

Everyday Basics run true to size on a standard unisex cut.

Statement Pieces are printed on heavier boxy blanks. If you want the oversized look they are designed for, stay at your usual size. If you want a regular fit, size down.

Fellowship Humor uses the same blanks as Everyday Basics.

None of this applies to home goods, where the listed dimensions are the whole story.

Between sizes

Size up. Cotton shrinks slightly in a hot wash, and none of these are meant to be tight.