Buying a custom t-shirt as a gift? Enter the recipient's height, weight, and body type to get a size recommendation.
A slightly loose shirt can be styled as an oversized fit. Too small means it won't be worn — and a custom tee can't be returned.
If the recipient is muscular or broad-shouldered, go one size up from the calculated result. Standard sizing doesn't account for muscle mass.
Taller people (6'2"+) may need a size up just for shirt length, even if their chest is average. The chest size is only half the picture.
Check their closet, ask a mutual friend, look at tags on clothes they own, or simply ask them — most people won't mind for a gift.
Use this calculator as a guide, then size up if in doubt. For custom t-shirts especially, a relaxed or oversized fit is better than too tight.
Yes significantly. Someone with an athletic build (more muscle, broader shoulders) will need a larger chest size than their BMI would suggest. The body type selector accounts for this.
Buying too small. People underestimate that shirts are worn closer to the body than they think. When gifting, always round up, not down.
Yes! The HiTee App lets you upload any photo, choose the shirt size, and order a custom printed tee — all from your iPhone.