Basketball Size Guide

Find your size

Measure around the fullest part of your chest and match it to Fits chest. Basketball jerseys are cut loose and sleeveless, so there is more room in them than in a football shirt — go by the measurement, not by the size you wear in football.

Size Fits chest Jersey chest Jersey length Shoulder width Height & weight
S 78–86 cm31–34 in 98 cm38.5 in 70 cm27.5 in 35 cm13.5 in 160–170 cm45–58 kg · 99–127 lb
M 86–94 cm34–37 in 106 cm41.5 in 72 cm28.5 in 37 cm14.5 in 168–175 cm58–68 kg · 127–149 lb
L 94–100 cm37–39 in 112 cm44 in 75 cm29.5 in 39 cm15.5 in 172–180 cm68–82 kg · 149–182 lb
XL 100–108 cm39–42.5 in 120 cm47 in 77 cm30.5 in 41 cm16 in 178–185 cm82–92 kg · 182–204 lb
2XL 108–118 cm42.5–46.5 in 130 cm51 in 80 cm31.5 in 44 cm17.5 in 183–200 cm90–105 kg · 198–231 lb
Basketball jersey measurement points Sleeveless jersey outline. Line A crosses the chest below the armholes. Line B runs from the top of the shoulder down to the hem. Line C spans the shoulders. C A B
A
Jersey chest — laid flat, measured below the armholes and doubled.
B
Jersey length — from the top of the shoulder, beside the neck, straight down to the hem.
C
Shoulder width — across the back from one shoulder seam to the other. Not doubled.

Between two sizes, or wearing a tee underneath? Take the larger one.
Coming from a football shirt? The extra room means the same size fits a smaller chest — check the table, you may need one size up. Never one down.
Want the oversized look? Go one size up from your chest measurement — that is how these are usually worn.
Tolerance. Measured by hand, so allow 1–3 cm either way.
Easiest check: measure a jersey you already like the same way and match it to Jersey chest.