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Any idea how the sizes relate to real sizes? M/L/XL etc are not standards

They're standard US sizes.  I will look up some sort of conversion to UK/European sizes and report back if I find anything.

I was trying to get a guide from the t-shirt manufacturer but it doesnt say who the joomla shop is using. (eg gildan etc)

tydust wrote:They're standard US sizes. 

Found this at wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_standard_clothing_size but it doesnt list M/L/XL etc

I ordered a medium T-shirt.  I laid it flat on the table and measured right under the chest at the widest point (under the arm).

Medium T-shirt: 50.5 cm (20 inches)

I will try to get the measurements of the other sizes soon.

I am finding it to be a slim fit

Guess I just ordered the wrong size then

Just found this table
http://www.americanmystique.com/sizecha ... ackets.htm
     

Levis -

First of all, WAY TO GO to you and your entire team! 

Is it possible to add a small? My daughter would like one - she's finishing her second J! site - and she wears a size small shirt.

If not possible or if it's difficult at all, we'll get her medium.

Thanks so much for this! It is great!
Amy

Just so people don't have to go offsite, I got this from yahoo answers:


US size 8 - UK size 12 (M)
US size 10 - UK size 14 (M)
US size 12 - UK size 16 (L)
US size 14 - UK size 18 (L)
US size 16 - UK size 20 (XL)
US size 18 - UK size 22 (XXL)

They are ladies sizes only. Mens sizes are typicaly given in inches or cm

Levis as you have a shirt in front of you can you let me know who the manufacturer is (eg gildan) and then I can get the size charts from them

True!  Here you go:
            S  M  L  XL  XXL
EUROPE 48 50 52 54-56 58
UK 38 40 42 44-46 48-50
USA 38 40 42 44-46 48-50

First of all, WAY TO GO to you and your entire team!  Smiley

Is it possible to add a small? My daughter would like one - she's finishing her second J! site - and she wears a size small shirt.

Amy Smiley

Thanks Amy,  I will consider to order small in our next order.  Hopefully you won't have to wait to long.

Levis as you have a shirt in front of you can you let me know who the manufacturer is (eg gildan) and then I can get the size charts from them

The Manufacturer is "JERZEES".

Thanks so much, Levis! It will be worth the wait.

Sorry to be a pain but can you get a definitive answer from print mojo about sizes. One site I just went to offering jerzees shirt suggests that the sizes are a bit different to the sizes suggested above.

Sorry to be a pain but can you get a definitive answer from print mojo about sizes. One site I just went to offering jerzees shirt suggests that the sizes are a bit different to the sizes suggested above.

I will look in to this first thing in the morning.

Guess I just ordered the wrong size then

If you think you should get the next size up please send a Ticket to PrintMojo.com saying you ordered the wrong size and that you would like to get the next size.

Submit a support ticket in PrintMojo customer service form.

Levis wrote:

Sorry to be a pain but can you get a definitive answer from print mojo about sizes. One site I just went to offering jerzees shirt suggests that the sizes are a bit different to the sizes suggested above.

I will look in to this first thing in the morning.

Great. When you get an answer can you add the info to the shop. I'm sure there will be others who want/need to know.

US sizes are big (no comment from me on why). I live in Canada I usually buy large. When I'm in the US and I buy a large I am swimming in it. My rule of thumb is to go one size smaller when dealing with US sizes.

I guess I'll get a medium.

ddp,

Based upon Lévis's T-shirt that he ordered, you might want to re-evaluate your size.

I ordered a medium T-shirt.  I laid it flat on the table and measured right under the chest at the widest point (under the arm).

Medium T-shirt: 50.5 cm (20 inches)

I will try to get the measurements of the other sizes soon.

I am finding it to be a slim fit

Australia/Oceania is also a different sizing structure.

I'll make it easy. Forget all the arguments over US/UK sizes. We need fat guy sizes! 3X and 4X.

Fantastic! Unbelievable! Outstanding! Stupendous! Care for anymore from my thesaurus?

I ordered my T from printmojo on Valentine's Day (Feb 14), and must admit I was dubious about the sizes. There is no way of knowing whether XXL is a overgrown man from Texas size, or a small starving model from Milan size...

It arrived here in Newcastle, Australia today (Feb 19) in great condition, and the RIGHT size for me!

I cannot believe that it got here soooo quick. Are you sure Joomla doesn't have a sweat shop around the corner from my place?

Well done to all concerned, and be ready for sightings of a Joomla shirt all over the East Coast of Australia...

PS: I love how the Spell Check doesn't recognise Joomla...

scowling wrote:

PS: I love how the Spell Check doesn't recognise Joomla...

If you use Firefox spell check you can add Joomla to the dictionary.

Oh Baby!

I just optimistically ordered a medium.

Can't wait to try it on. Gosh I'm a geek.

Good grief! Too many Joomla! Geeks around here. J! Geeks. J!eeks. Hmm

that's odd...  the same is true for coffee...  If you order an extra large coffee at Tim Horton's in Canada, it is the same thing as a Large in the United States.  Interesting correlation...

Ian

ddp wrote:US sizes are big (no comment from me on why). I live in Canada I usually buy large. When I'm in the US and I buy a large I am swimming in it. My rule of thumb is to go one size smaller when dealing with US sizes.

I guess I'll get a medium.

WooHoo, just got my t-shirt today... I'm a slim 6 footer but I ordered an XL... 23.5 inches (60cm) across the chest and just the right length too.

Is it possible to add a small? My daughter would like one - she's finishing her second J! site - and she wears a size small shirt.

You can now order your favorite Small Size Joomla! T-shirts.  I hope that your daughter can ware it proudly.

New also in stock, the opposite size (XXXL).  Maybe for some friends of yours.   

Levis -

Thanks for remembering! I placed my order; Madi is very much looking forward to her T-Shirt. I've think I have convinced her geek = good.  I'll keep an eye out for someone suitable for your other new size category - they shouldn't be hard to spot!

Thanks, again!
Amy