Quick answer
Size each garment on its own: the Canyon Ridge short sleeve tee and the Competitor Lite Racing Singlet do not share a size chart, so collect a current measurement for every runner and match it to the size range of the specific piece they will race in.
Why a tee size is not a singlet size
A short sleeve tee and a racing singlet sit differently on the body, so treating one size as a proxy for the other is the most common source of team fit complaints. The singlet is listed with sizes from XXS to 4XL, while the tee's size options are not published in the catalog. That gap is a decision limitation, not a detail to guess around: confirm the tee's available sizes with the store before you build a roster around them.
The practical fix is to record two sizes per runner, one for each garment, and to note any runner who falls between sizes so the final order reflects a deliberate choice rather than an assumption.
When one size across the kit is the wrong goal
Uniformity looks tidy on paper, but forcing every runner into a single size across the tee and singlet usually produces a worse fit in at least one piece. If your team prioritizes a matched look, match the colorway and design instead, and let sizes vary by garment and by runner.
The exception is a very small roster where most runners sit in the same size band; even then, verify the outliers individually before submitting.
Steps to fit a Canyon Ridge team kit
- Collect measurements per runner: Ask each runner for a current chest measurement and note whether they prefer a close or relaxed fit. Common mistake: reusing sizes from a previous season's kit, which may have come from a different garment. Treat every measurement as new; do not carry over last season's numbers.
- Size the singlet against its published range: Match each runner to the Competitor Lite Racing Singlet's XXS to 4XL range and mark anyone at the edges. Checkpoint: anyone outside that range needs a direct answer from the store before the roster is final. Flag out-of-range runners early rather than approximating their size.
- Confirm the tee's size options: Before assigning tee sizes, verify the available size range for the Canyon Ridge Short Sleeve Tee with the store, since it is not listed in the catalog. Common mistake: assuming the tee mirrors the singlet's XXS to 4XL range. Do not build the tee roster until the size range is confirmed.
- Record two sizes per runner: Log a tee size and a singlet size for every name, plus a note on any runner who falls between sizes. Checkpoint: a roster with one size column per runner is incomplete for a two-garment kit. Use two size columns, not one, to prevent mix-ups at order time.
- Lock the colorway across the kit: Confirm the color selection for both garments and check that the Hardman Kimball colorway is the intended match if you want a coordinated look. Common mistake: finalizing sizes before colors, then discovering a mismatch. Confirm colors before the order is submitted, not after.
- Review the roster before ordering: Read back the full list of names, tee sizes, singlet sizes and colors to a second person. Checkpoint: any name with a blank field goes back to the runner for a measurement rather than being filled in by estimate. A second reviewer catches blank fields that a single pass misses.
Product facts
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Men's Custom Canyon Ridge Short Sleeve Tee: The Men's Custom Canyon Ridge Short Sleeve Tee is offered in Color and Size options, with the size range not listed in the catalog. Confirm the tee's available sizes before assigning team sizes, because you cannot assume it matches the singlet's range.
Men's Custom Canyon Ridge Short Sleeve Tee
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Men's Custom Canyon Ridge Competitor Lite Racing Singlet: The Men's Custom Canyon Ridge Competitor Lite Racing Singlet comes in sizes XXS to 4XL and in the Hardman Kimball colorway. The published range lets you size most of the roster immediately and flag only runners outside XXS to 4XL for a separate conversation.
Men's Custom Canyon Ridge Competitor Lite Racing Singlet
