Sportswear Size Guide

Finding the Perfect Fit for Your Custom Sportswear

Proper sizing is one of the most important aspects of sportswear performance and comfort. Whether you are ordering custom team uniforms, training apparel, compression garments, hoodies, jerseys, tracksuits, or casual activewear, selecting the correct size ensures maximum comfort, mobility, and professional appearance.

At Redoak, we manufacture custom sportswear according to international sizing standards and can also produce garments based on custom measurements, team size specifications, and private label requirements.

 

Why Proper Sizing Matters

A well-fitted sports garment provides:

✓ Better athletic performance

✓ Greater comfort during training and competition

✓ Improved appearance and team presentation

✓ Enhanced freedom of movement

✓ Reduced fabric stress and garment wear

✓ Better moisture management and ventilation

✓ Consistent sizing across entire team orders

 

How to Measure Your Body

Use a flexible measuring tape and wear lightweight clothing while measuring.

1. Chest Measurement

Measure around the fullest part of the chest while keeping the tape horizontal and relaxed.

Tips:

• Keep arms relaxed at your sides.
• Do not pull the tape too tightly.
• Take a normal breath before measuring.

2. Waist Measurement

Measure around the natural waistline, usually located just above the hips.

Tips:
Stand naturally.
Avoid sucking in the stomach.
Keep the measuring tape level.

 

2. Waist Measurement

Measure around the natural waistline, usually located just above the hips.

Tips:

• Stand naturally.
• Avoid sucking in the stomach.
• Keep the measuring tape level.

3. Hip Measurement

Measure around the fullest part of the hips and buttocks.

Tips:

• Stand with feet together.
• Keep tape parallel to the floor.

4. Shoulder Width

Measure from one shoulder point to the other across the back.

Tips:

• Maintain natural posture.
• Measure across the widest shoulder points.

5. Sleeve Length

Measure from the shoulder point to the wrist.

Tips:
Slightly bend the arm.
Follow the natural curve of the arm.