Flat shirt vs wearing a shirt

All our shirts are shown flat, as if they lay on a table. On a person the shirt goes around the body, so the same print looks bigger when the shirt is worn than on the picture. Don't make a print bigger just because it looks small on the screen.

The chest is round, and the sides go under the arms. A big print on the front is about 20 to 25 cm wide - wider than that and the edges fall under the arms.

The back between the shoulders is flatter, so a print there can be wider: about 28 to 30 cm for a big print.

Lay a shirt you like flat on a table and hold a ruler across the chest: that is the width your print will have. See the standard printing sizes for what each size looks like when worn.