Product size guide
Written by Justin Hoehn
•Updated Jun 3, 2026Sizing can vary slightly depending on the brand, product style and intended fit of the garment.
Most apparel products generally fall into categories such as:
- True to size
- More fitted styles
- Relaxed or oversized fits
Some brands and collections are intentionally designed with a looser or more modern fit. For example, certain Stanley/Stella products are designed with a more oversized silhouette, while some Bella+Canvas styles may fit slightly more tailored depending on the product collection.
General size guides are available throughout Launch product pages to help employees review measurements and fit information before placing an order.
Men’s, Women’s & Unisex Sizing
Many apparel products are available in:
- Men’s styles
- Women’s companion styles
- Unisex styles
Unisex sizing generally follows standard men’s sizing and fit.
Women’s styles are typically designed with a more tapered body shape and adjusted sleeve proportions depending on the garment type. Fit and cut can vary slightly depending on the manufacturer and product collection.
When available, many companies choose to offer both men’s and women’s companion styles to provide employees with additional fit options.
Understanding Product Fit
Different products may fit differently depending on the intended style of the garment.
Examples may include:
- More fitted performance styles
- Relaxed fleece and hoodie fits
- Oversized fashion-inspired products
- Structured outerwear
Most major apparel manufacturers producing corporate merchandise design their sizing to work broadly across a wide range of employees and body types rather than highly specialized fashion sizing.
Reviewing Size Guides Before Ordering
Employees should review product sizing carefully before submitting their order.
Many product pages include:
- General sizing charts
- Garment measurements
- Manufacturer fit guidance
- Companion style availability
Reviewing sizing information is especially important for:
- Outerwear
- Fleece products
- Layering garments
- Fitted apparel styles
Sample Ordering Recommendations
For larger programs or apparel-focused launches, many companies choose to order samples before opening their store.
Sample ordering can help:
- Review garment sizing and fit
- Compare product styles
- Evaluate fabric and decoration quality
- Confirm preferred products before launch
This is especially helpful when introducing new brands or apparel collections to employees.
Customized Apparel & Returns
Because products are custom decorated specifically for each order, customized apparel is not returnable or exchangeable due to sizing selection.
For this reason, employees are encouraged to review sizing information carefully before completing their order.
Best Practices
- Offer both men’s and women’s companion styles when available
- Review product size guides before opening the store
- Consider ordering samples for apparel-heavy programs
- Include a mix of relaxed and professional apparel styles
- Communicate sizing expectations clearly to employees before ordering