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At Ganton, we understand not all men are built the same. We offer three different fits to suit all body types:
The original Ganton full fit shirt. Cut generously through the body and sleeve creating a comfortable wearing experience that is particularly suited for those who want a little extra space in their shirt. Slightly longer back length, stitched in collar bones and pockets. Our Classic fit shirts can be identified by their black labels.
Slightly slimmed down in the shoulders, chest and waist compared to our Classic fit, giving you a contemporary look and feel without compromising on comfort. Greater flexibility with removable collar bones. Our City Tailored fit shirts can be identified by their purple labels.
A modern shirt silhouette that accentuates the body of its wearer. Compared to our other fits, Slim Fit is narrower in the chest, waist and sleeve with two back darts to remove excess fabric without compromising on comfort. Our slim fit shirts can be identified by their orange labels.
Read more about the Ganton fits and which one will suit you best.
Check the tables below to compare our chest and waist measurements. Measurements are in centimetres.
We offer shirts in short and longer sleeve lengths in our Classic and City Tailored Fits. Slim fit shirts are only available in regular sleeve lengths, however these shirts are cut with a slightly longer sleeve. The chart below displays which sizes are available. Measurements are in centimetres.
Our shirt labels indicate fit, collar size and sleeve length. Below are some tips on how to measure yourself so that you can purchase your shirts with confidence.
If you have any queries about measuring please feel free to contact us.
Take one of your best fitting shirts. Lay the collar flat and measure the inside of the collar from the centre of the button to the centre of the buttonhole. Alternatively you can ask someone to measure around your neck, allowing enough room for two fingers to be inserted comfortably between the tape measure and the neck. This should allow for a comfortable fit. This measurement should be your Collar size.
To measure your sleeve length, take one of your best fitting shirts and lay it out flat with the back facing up. Locate the centre of the base of the collar. From this point measure across the top of the shoulder and then measure along the sleeve to the end of the cuff. If the measurement falls between two sizes, choose the longer size.
Note that all measurements are after normal washing of the garment. For more information see FAQ.
