Size Guide
Every NOVUS tee is cut oversized. That is the look — but it means the letter on the label does not behave the way it does on a regular fit. Start with the table, then read how oversized wears.
Find your size
| Size | Height (cm) | Weight (kg) | Chest (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 160–170 | 55–65 | 88–96 |
| M | 170–178 | 65–75 | 96–103 |
| L | 175–183 | 75–85 | 103–110 |
| XL | 180–188 | 85–95 | 110–118 |
| XXL | 185–195 | 95–110 | 118–128 |
All three columns describe you, not the shirt. If they point at different sizes, follow your chest — it decides how a top sits more than weight does.
How to measure your chest
- Stand relaxed, arms down, and breathe normally.
- Run a tape around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms and across the shoulder blades.
- Keep the tape level all the way round and snug — not tight.
- No tape? Take a t-shirt that fits you well, lay it flat, measure across the chest from armpit to armpit, and double it.
How the oversized fit wears
- Want the intended look — take the size the table gives you. Wide through the body, dropped shoulder, sitting loose.
- Want it closer to the body — take one size down. You keep the drop shoulder, you lose most of the volume.
- Between two sizes — take the larger one. On an oversized cut, the bigger size reads as intentional. The smaller one reads as a shirt that shrank.
- Broad chest, lighter build — common if you train. Go by chest and ignore the weight column.
Still not sure?
Send us your height, weight, chest and how you like your tees to sit, and we will tell you which size to take — before you order, not after.
Exchanges
If the size does not work, our exchange terms are published in the store policies. Message us first and we will sort the right size with you.