Streetwear Size Guide: How to Find Your Perfect Fit

Streetwear is built around fit, and getting it right makes a bigger difference than most people expect. Unlike fitted or tailored clothing, most streetwear pieces are designed to be worn oversized or relaxed on purpose — but there's still a right and wrong way to size for your body.

Know Your Measurements First

Before you pick a size, measure your chest (around the fullest part), your waist (at your natural waistline), and your inseam if you're buying joggers or shorts. Compare these against the size chart on each product page rather than relying on the size you'd normally buy in fitted clothing — streetwear brands often run differently.

Hoodies and Sweatshirts

If you want the classic oversized streetwear silhouette, size up from your usual fit — typically one size larger than you'd wear in a fitted t-shirt. If you prefer a more regular, closer fit, stick to your normal size and check the shoulder measurement specifically, since drop-shoulder designs are meant to sit slightly past your natural shoulder line.

T-Shirts

Oversized tees are meant to have extra length and a dropped shoulder — this is intentional, not a sizing error. If you want a more standard fit, check the chest and length measurements against a t-shirt you already own and like the fit of.

Joggers and Sweatpants

Joggers should sit comfortably at the waist without needing the drawstring pulled tight to stay up. If you're between sizes, size up for a relaxed fit or down for something closer to the leg.

When in Doubt

Check the full Stacia Size Guide for exact measurements across every category, and get in touch if you're still unsure — we'd rather help you get it right the first time than deal with a return.