Call Her Daddy T-Shirt and Sizing Guide
Step 1: Know the Product's Fit Type
Every Call Her Daddy product lists a fit style on its product page. For example, the classic unisex t-shirt has a regular fit - not too slim, not too baggy. The Unwell hoodie is designed for a relaxed, slightly oversized feel. Check the product description for words like "regular," "slim," or "oversized." This is your first clue.
Step 2: Compare Your Usual Size with the Size Chart
Most people skip size charts. Don't. Lay out your favorite t-shirt that fits well. Measure its chest width (armpit to armpit) and length (from shoulder seam to hem). Then compare those numbers to the chart for the Call Her Daddy t-shirt. A common mistake is assuming your normal size will match. In my experience with POD brands, the unisex t-shirts often run one size larger than standard retail, so sizing down can give a better fit.
Step 3: Consider How You Want It to Fit
Fit is personal. Want a fitted look? Go with your accurate chest measurement. Prefer a loose, relaxed silhouette? Size up. For the Unwell hoodie, the relaxed fit is intentional - it drapes without being baggy. If you're between sizes, I recommend sizing up for hoodies (to maintain the cozy vibe) and sizing down for t-shirts (to avoid a tent-like shape).
Step 4: Check the Fabric Content
Fabric blend affects how a garment hangs. Call Her Daddy t-shirts are 100% cotton preshrunk, so they won't shrink much. The hoodies are a cotton-polyester blend, which resists shrinking and maintains shape. Knowing this, you can trust the size chart numbers - the garment won't drastically change after the first wash.
Step 5: Read Customer Reviews for Real-World Fit Insights
Reviews are gold. Other buyers often mention if a shirt runs large or small. Look for comments like "I normally wear L, but the M fit perfectly." This crowd-sourced data beats guesswork. For example, the Daddy Gang tee has consistent feedback that it fits true to size for most body types.
Step 6: Measure Yourself Properly Before Ordering
Don't rely on your pant or dress size. Grab a soft measuring tape and follow the steps in the next section. Knowing your exact chest, waist, and hip measurements ensures you match them against the brand's specific chart - not a generic one.