Fit and sizing

The entire fashion industry is built around the 'average' proportions of cisgendered bodies.
That means that no matter how well-intentioned brands are with their messaging or representation in marketing, no real innovation been made, and the clothing doesn't fit.
If you're an AFAB, masc presenting person, you don't need 'permission' to shop from the men's section. You need clothing designed for your body, that creates your desired silhouette and helps you feel gender joy.
We've spent the last three years compiling the data to do just that.
We will be rolling out some new multi-modal forms and guides to engage with fit and sizing soon. In the meantime, here are our top recommendations:
1. Look through all of the pictures of models on the product page, noting the models details (height, whether they are binding, and what size they are wearing)
2. Take our sizing quiz.
3. Watch our video resources explaining sizing and fit.
4. Use the size measurement charts.

