TWO SICK LAMBS Sweatshirt: Sizing and Layering Guide

Start with the measurement that decides comfort

The TWO SICK LAMBS GETTING SICK unisex sweatshirt is a 50% cotton, 50% polyester black crew with a digitally printed design. Because the fit is unisex, the size chart is the most reliable way to choose. The chart gives body length and width in inches for sizes S through 5XL, so measure a sweatshirt you already like and compare those two numbers rather than relying on a letter size alone.

Width matters most for layering: a sweatshirt that is too narrow will pull across the shoulders when you add a base layer, while extra width gives you room without changing the length. Use the chart to find a width that leaves the amount of ease you prefer, then check the length against where you want the hem to sit.

What the size chart actually gives you

• TWO SICK LAMBS GETTING SICK unisex sweatshirt: Unisex sizing with a size guide listing length and width in inches for S through 5XL. Lets you compare against a sweatshirt you own instead of guessing from a letter size.

  

  TWO SICK LAMBS GETTING SICK unisex sweatshirt

• TWO SICK LAMBS GETTING SICK unisex sweatshirt: 50% cotton, 50% polyester and pre-shrunk. The blend and pre-shrunk finish mean you can plan the fit around the chart rather than expecting major shrinkage.

• TWO SICK LAMBS GETTING SICK unisex sweatshirt: Digitally printed design; colors may vary from screen to screen. The print is part of the fit decision only in that a large graphic can make a tight sweatshirt feel tighter across the chest.

How to read the chart for the fit you want

• Measure a sweatshirt you already wear: Lay it flat and measure the width from underarm to underarm and the length from the highest point of the shoulder to the hem. Match those numbers to the chart rather than your usual T-shirt size.
• Decide between close and relaxed: If you want a close fit, choose the size whose width is closest to your body measurement plus a little room. For a relaxed fit, go up one size from that width. The chart gives you the numbers to make that choice deliberately.
• Check the length against your layers: A sweatshirt that ends at your waist leaves less room for a longer base layer. If you plan to wear it over a shirt that hangs below the hem, check the length so the layers stack the way you want.
• Use the largest size only if you want an oversized look: The chart goes up to 5XL, but a very large size changes the drape and can make the print sit lower on the body. Choose the size that matches the fit you actually want, not the biggest available.

Layer it for winter without fighting the fit

A cotton-poly sweatshirt is a useful middle layer because it adds warmth without bulk. For winter layering, start with a thin base layer, add the sweatshirt, and finish with a jacket that has enough room in the shoulders. If your jacket is already snug, size the sweatshirt for a closer fit so the combination stays comfortable.

The pre-shrunk fabric means you can wash and dry it without expecting the fit to change dramatically, but always follow the care label. Because the design is digitally printed, turn the sweatshirt inside out before washing to help protect the graphic. The catalog does not list specific water temperature or drying instructions, so use the label on the garment as your guide.

One ordering detail that affects your plan

This sweatshirt ships separately from other items in the shop. If you are ordering it alongside other pieces, expect it to arrive in its own package. That matters if you are building a layered outfit for a specific date: the sweatshirt may arrive on a different schedule, so order with enough lead time.