Size Guide
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Size select: the short version
- Jerseys, long sleeve jerseys, jersey tees and hoodies: adult unisex S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL.
- Price by size: S to XL at the listed price, 2XL and 3XL add $2, 4XL and 5XL add $4. Personalisation is never extra.
- Arm sleeve: One Size.
- Desk mat: 24 x 14 in or 36 x 16 in.
- Best way to choose: measure a jersey or tee you already own, laid flat, and ask us for the measurements of the blank you want.
- Wrong size anyway? Return or exchange within 60 days from delivery with a free return label, personalised items included.
Why this guide asks you to measure your own shirt
Sizes from different shops rarely match. One brand’s L is another brand’s XL, and a jersey cut is not the same as a hoodie cut even inside one store. A chart of numbers only helps if you have something to compare it with, and the most reliable thing you have is a top you already wear and like. So instead of guessing from your height or your usual label, this guide shows you how to take two measurements from a shirt that fits you the way you want, and then match them against the blank you are ordering.
Exact garment measurements for each blank are confirmed by our support team on request. Send the product name and the size you are thinking about to support@gamefaced.shop and we reply within 24 hours on business days with the numbers for that item. That way you are comparing your shirt with the actual product, not with a generic table.
How to measure a jersey or tee you already own
You need the shirt, a flat surface such as a table or a bed, and a tape measure or a ruler. A soft sewing tape is easiest, but a metal tape laid along the shirt works too.
Step 1: lay it flat
Spread the shirt face up on the surface with the front smooth and the sleeves out to the sides. Pat out wrinkles without stretching the fabric. If it has a zip or buttons, close them. Measure a shirt that has been washed and dried the way you usually do, because that is the size you actually wear.
Step 2: chest, pit to pit
Find the point where each sleeve seam meets the side of the body, just under the arm. Measure straight across the front from one armpit point to the other. Write the number down. This is the single most useful measurement for a jersey, because it decides how much room you have across the chest and shoulders when you sit and reach for your keyboard and mouse.
Step 3: body length, collar to hem
Find the highest point of the shoulder, right where the collar meets the shoulder seam. Measure straight down to the bottom edge of the hem. Keep the tape parallel to the centre of the shirt rather than angled. Write that number down too. Length tells you whether the jersey will stay put when you lean back in a chair or ride up when you stretch.
Step 4: compare
Ask us for the measurements of the item and size you want, then compare. If your shirt’s pit-to-pit number sits between two of our sizes, read the section on choosing between two sizes below. If the length matters more to you, weigh that number more heavily.
| Measurement | Where to measure | Why it matters on cam and at the desk |
|---|---|---|
| Chest, pit to pit | Straight across the front, armpit point to armpit point, laid flat | Room across chest and shoulders when your arms are forward on the desk |
| Body length | From the high point of the shoulder by the collar, straight down to the hem | Whether the hem stays down when you lean back or stand up for a team photo |
| Size label of that shirt | The tag inside the collar or side seam | A starting point only, since labels differ between brands |
| How you like it to feel | Your own judgement: close, regular or roomy | Helps decide between two sizes |
Our size range and what each size costs
The size labels below are exactly the ones you will see in the size selector on the product page and in each slot of the squad lobby. Garment measurements for each blank are confirmed by support on request, product by product.
| Size | Price change | Measurements |
|---|---|---|
| S | Listed price | Confirmed by support on request |
| M | Listed price | Confirmed by support on request |
| L | Listed price | Confirmed by support on request |
| XL | Listed price | Confirmed by support on request |
| 2XL | Add $2 | Confirmed by support on request |
| 3XL | Add $2 | Confirmed by support on request |
| 4XL | Add $4 | Confirmed by support on request |
| 5XL | Add $4 | Confirmed by support on request |
All sizes are adult unisex. We do not currently list youth sizes, so for younger players S is the smallest option; measuring a shirt they already wear is the best way to know whether it suits them.
Choosing between two sizes
It happens a lot: your shirt measures right between our M and L. A few questions settle it.
- Will you wear something under it? If the jersey goes over a long sleeve top on a cold LAN hall morning, take the larger size.
- How do you want it to look on camera? A closer fit keeps the chest area smooth and the tag flat in a waist-up shot. A roomier fit is more relaxed but can bunch at the front when you lean forward.
- Is your back more important than your front? If teammates and the crowd mostly see your back, where the tag and number sit, a fit that does not sag across the shoulders shows the lettering best.
- Do you stand up for team photos? If length matters, compare body length first and pick the size that covers it.
Still split? Most people who sit for hours prefer the roomier of the two. And if you get it wrong, the 60-day return and exchange window covers it.
Fit for long seated sessions
A stream, a scrim block or a full LAN day means hours in a chair, arms forward, shoulders slightly rounded. That posture changes how a shirt fits compared with standing in front of a mirror. Here is what to think about, without any claims about the fabric itself:
- Arms forward pulls across the back. If a shirt you own feels tight across the shoulder blades when you reach for the mouse, add room in the chest measurement.
- Sitting shortens the front. When you sit, the hem rises at the back and gathers at the front. A slightly longer body length keeps you covered when you lean back between rounds.
- Headsets and collars. A headset resting around your neck sits near the collar. A roomier size can feel easier there.
- Relaxed is the safe default. If you are unsure and you are going to sit most of the time, a relaxed fit usually feels better by hour six than a close one.
Fabric and care details for each item are shown on its product page and confirmed by support, so check there for washing and drying.
Sizing a whole squad
In the squad lobby every slot picks its own size. A five-stack can check out with an S, an M, two Ls and a 4XL in one order, and the cart adds $2 or $4 to each slot that needs it. Here is a simple way to run it as a captain or club advisor:
- Send the squad this guide and ask everyone to measure a shirt they already wear, pit to pit and collar to hem.
- Collect each player’s size together with their exact tag and number in one written list, so nothing gets mixed up.
- If a player is between sizes, let them decide with the questions above rather than choosing for them.
- Email us the product name if anyone wants the exact blank measurements before you check out.
- Fill the lobby slot by slot, and check each slot’s size along with its tag before you tick “I checked my tag”.
A school club with a mixed roster often has a few players at 2XL or above. That is fine: the range goes to 5XL, and the price change is shown per slot. If one player’s jersey does not fit when it arrives, only that jersey needs to come back.
Buying a size for someone else
Gift buyers usually know the player’s tag better than their size. Two quiet tricks help. Borrow a tee from their drawer, lay it flat and measure it, then put it back. Or check the size label on the shirt they wear most, and remember labels are only a starting point. If you are still unsure, the roomier size is the safer gift for someone who sits at a desk, and the 60-day return and exchange window covers personalised jerseys too, with a free return label.
One Size items and desk mat sizes
Arm sleeve
The arm sleeve comes in One Size. It is designed to match your role pattern so it pairs with a jersey on cam. If you want to know how it fits a particular arm, email us and we will help.
Desk mat
The desk mat has no body size at all: pick the one that matches the free space on your desk, measured with a tape before you order.
Desk mat
Two sizes: 24 x 14 in and 36 x 16 in. To pick, measure the clear space on your desk in front of your keyboard and mouse. The 24 x 14 in mat suits a mouse area; the 36 x 16 in mat is wide enough to sit under a keyboard and a mouse together. At a LAN where every seat is a set width on a shared table, measure what you are given if you can, or bring the smaller size.
Hoodie, long sleeve jersey and jersey tee
These use the same S to 5XL labels and the same size price changes as the jerseys. The cut of each blank can differ, so ask for the measurements of the specific item rather than assuming it matches your jersey size.
If the size is wrong when it arrives
Every product, personalised ones included, can be returned within 60 days from delivery for any reason. A wrong size counts. We send a free return label and there is no restocking fee. Email support@gamefaced.shop with your order number, the item and the size you would like instead, and we will reply with the next steps for your exchange. You can also choose a refund, sent within 7 days of us receiving the return, or store credit that never expires. The full process is on Returns and Exchanges, and the money side is on the Refund Policy.
Noticed the wrong size within 24 hours of ordering? Then it can usually be changed before production. See Cancel or Change an Order.
Ask us for exact measurements
Write to support@gamefaced.shop with the product name, for example the Gamer Tag and Number Jersey or the Squad Jersey, the size you are considering, and your own laid-flat chest and length numbers if you have them. We reply within 24 hours on business days. More quick answers are in the FAQs, and everything else is in the Help Center.