Curve Cut Jersey Size Chart

The Curve Cut Jersey size chart is drafted with a waist measurement that is smaller than the hips and chest. Each of the Curve Cut jerseys are drafted from the same size chart but with different ease (positive ease=looser, negative ease=tighter) in the chest, waist and hip. 

Curve Fitted jerseys are drafted to fit snug across the body. They are drafted with negative ease so the finished garments is smaller than the measurements in the chart.

Curve Flare jerseys are drafted to fit snug across the chest with a little ease in the waist and 4" of positive ease in the hips. So if your full hip measurement is 4" larger than the fitted jersey, the jersey will fit snuggly, but your measurement is less than it, you will have some ease in the hips. This fit is great for folks that find their jerseys roll up but don't want to size up because then it could be loose in the chest.

Curve Straight jerseys are drafted with positive ease in the chest with an almost straight sideseam from the armpit measurement to the hips, creating positive ease throughout. This jersey is loose all over if you order according to the chart, if you want a straight cut jersey that is snug, then order using the garment measurements chart. 

Circumference at fullest part of chest, straight across the back