Larry Bird Boston Celtics 1985/86 Big & Tall Hardwood Classics Jersey Kelly Green

Boston Celtics Jersey - Size and Fit (Larry Bird Big Tall Hardwood Classics Kelly)
Boston Celtics Jersey - Size and Fit (Larry Bird Big Tall Hardwood Classics Kelly)
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Boston Celtics Jersey Fit Notes - Read This Before You Pick

FIT & SIZING

Size is the one thing a photograph cannot show you. Here is how to work out which size of Boston Celtics Jersey to take, using a jersey you already own.

LAYERING

Wearing a tee underneath? Allow room for it in the size.

BETWEEN SIZES

Take the smaller for a close fit, the larger for a loose drape.

FABRIC

Lay it flat and measure without stretching the fabric.

Getting the Size Right
BETWEEN SIZES
There is no wrong answer, only preference. Size up for a loose drape, stay put for a close fit for matchday.
LONG SLEEVE
It picks up a little extra length in the body as well as the arm. If you are tall, that works in your favor.
ADULT AND YOUTH
These are separate scales. Do not convert an adult size into a junior one. Check the chart for the band this listing uses.
Two Scales, Not One
ADULT
Cut on the adult scale, with chest and length both stepping up together.
MEN'S AND UNISEX
Straighter through the body with a longer drop. The usual base for a football fit.
Will it shrink?

Cold wash and a low tumble keeps the shape. Hot water and a hot dryer are what distort the fabric, not the cut.

Does the size run the same across every team?

Not always, which is why the chart on this listing is the one to use rather than a size you took from another brand.

What if I am between two sizes?

Then it comes down to drape. The smaller size sits closer to the body, the larger one falls looser. Either is correct, they simply look different on.

Measure once, order once. The chart is the shortest route.

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