Find Your Fit
Every Cruel Royalty tee is printed on a Comfort Colors 1717 — a heavyweight, garment-dyed unisex shirt with a relaxed cut and dropped shoulders. It runs about a size larger than a standard fitted tee, so the size you pick is really a choice of how you want it to sit. Use the models below (real height & weight) to see the same shirt from fitted to oversized, then check the chart.
Three Ways To Wear It
Same body, same shirt style — the only thing that changes is the size on the tag.
Size Down
Pick one size below your usual. Sits closer to the body with a shorter, tidier length — still soft, never tight. Best if you like a trimmer streetwear silhouette.
Go one downYour Size
Pick your normal size. This is how the 1717 is meant to wear — relaxed through the body with an easy drop shoulder. The safe pick for most people.
RecommendedSize Up
Go one (or two) sizes up for a boxy, oversized drape — longer body, wider shoulders, that lived-in vintage look. Great layered or worn loose.
Go one or two upSee It On
The exact same shirt, worn by one model per row across sizes — so the only difference you see is the fit.
Men
Model is 6′0″ (183 cm) · 180 lb (82 kg) · everyday size L
Sized down one — closer through the chest, shorter length.
His true size — how the 1717 is meant to sit.
One up — a little roomier through body and sleeve.
Two up — boxy, baggy, that oversized streetwear drape.
Women
Model is 5′4″ (163 cm) · 120 lb (54 kg) · everyday size S–M
Sized down — closer through the body, tidy on the frame.
The easy relaxed fit — how the 1717 is meant to sit.
Sized up — longer and boxier, dropped shoulders.
Sized up more — a long, boxy oversized-tee-dress drape.
Size Chart
Comfort Colors 1717, measured flat. Chest is pit-to-pit (lay the shirt flat and measure across) — double it for the full circumference. Length is high point of shoulder to hem.
| Size | Chest (flat) | Length | Fits chest (body) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 18¼"46.5 cm | 26½"67.5 cm | 34–36"86–91 cm |
| M | 20¼"51.5 cm | 28"71 cm | 38–40"96–101 cm |
| L | 22"56 cm | 29⅜"74.5 cm | 42–44"106–112 cm |
| XL | 24"61 cm | 30¾"78 cm | 46–48"117–122 cm |
| 2XL | 26"66 cm | 31⅝"80.5 cm | 50–52"127–132 cm |
| 3XL | 27¾"70.5 cm | 32½"82.5 cm | 54–56"137–142 cm |
Best trick: measure a tee you already own
- Take a t-shirt you love the fit of and lay it flat.
- Measure straight across from armpit to armpit — that's the chest (flat) number.
- Measure from the top of the shoulder down to the hem for length.
- Match those to the chart above. Closest match = your relaxed / true size. Want it tighter? Go one down. Want it oversized? Go one up.
Quick Guidance
For Him
- Most guys: order your normal tee size for the relaxed 1717 fit.
- Between sizes? Size down for a trimmer look, stay true for classic streetwear.
- Want it oversized? Go one up (or two for a heavy drop-shoulder drape).
- Broad chest or muscular build: size up one for comfort through the shoulders.
For Her
- Fitted look: size down one — it's unisex, so a smaller size reads closer and shorter.
- Relaxed / boyfriend: order your normal size for that easy, lived-in fit.
- Oversized / dress: go one or two up — great knotted, cropped, or worn loose.
- Petite frames often love an S for everyday and an M–L for the oversized vibe.
