Shush Club

Tango Charlie Apparel

Shush Club

$32.00
Size:M
Only 2 units left
Pickup available at Charleston Tanger Outlets Usually ready in 24 hours

Shush Club

M

Charleston Tanger Outlets

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

4840 Tanger Outlet Boulevard
#751
North Charleston SC 29418
United States

+13103105979

Sizing Chart

Size Chest Width
S 33"-37"
M 38-41"
L 42-45"
XL 46-49"
2X 50-53"
3X 54-57"
4X 58-61"
5X 62-65"

Note: These chest measurements are taken for the full chest measurement, you would need to measure the full circumference.

How to Measure for Your T-Shirt

To ensure the best fit for your new t-shirt, please follow these measuring instructions carefully. You'll need a flexible tape measure (fabric or plastic). It's also helpful to have someone assist you with measuring to ensure accuracy.

1. Chest

How to Measure: Stand up straight with your arms at your sides. Have someone wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, under your armpits, and across your shoulder blades. The tape should be snug but not tight.

Where to Measure: Measure around the widest part of your chest.

2. Sleeve Length

How to Measure: Place your hand on your hip, with your arm bent at a 90-degree angle. Start the tape measure at the center back of your neck, run it over the shoulder, and down your arm to the wrist.

Where to Measure: Measure from the back of your neck to your wrist.

3. Body Length

How to Measure: Find the highest point of your shoulder (close to where the shoulder seam of your t-shirt would sit). From this point, pull the tape straight down to the point on your body where you want the hem of the t-shirt to sit.

Where to Measure: Measure from the top of your shoulder to where you want the bottom of the t-shirt to be.

Additional Tips:

  • Stand Naturally: Make sure you're standing comfortably and naturally to get the most accurate measurements.
  • Wear Similar Clothes: If possible, wear similar clothing (or minimal clothing) to what you would wear with the t-shirt when measuring.
  • Don't Pull Too Tight: The tape measure should lay flat against the skin but not be pulled too tight. You should be able to fit a finger between the tape and your body.

If you're between sizes or if your measurements fall into different sizes, consider whether you prefer a tighter or looser fit. You can also reach out to our customer service team for personalized sizing advice.

Sizing Chart

Size Chest Width
S 33"-37"
M 38-41"
L 42-45"
XL 46-49"
2X 50-53"
3X 54-57"
4X 58-61"
5X 62-65"

Note: These chest measurements are taken for the full chest measurement, you would need to measure the full circumference.

How to Measure for Your T-Shirt

To ensure the best fit for your new t-shirt, please follow these measuring instructions carefully. You'll need a flexible tape measure (fabric or plastic). It's also helpful to have someone assist you with measuring to ensure accuracy.

1. Chest

How to Measure: Stand up straight with your arms at your sides. Have someone wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, under your armpits, and across your shoulder blades. The tape should be snug but not tight.

Where to Measure: Measure around the widest part of your chest.

2. Sleeve Length

How to Measure: Place your hand on your hip, with your arm bent at a 90-degree angle. Start the tape measure at the center back of your neck, run it over the shoulder, and down your arm to the wrist.

Where to Measure: Measure from the back of your neck to your wrist.

3. Body Length

How to Measure: Find the highest point of your shoulder (close to where the shoulder seam of your t-shirt would sit). From this point, pull the tape straight down to the point on your body where you want the hem of the t-shirt to sit.

Where to Measure: Measure from the top of your shoulder to where you want the bottom of the t-shirt to be.

Additional Tips:

  • Stand Naturally: Make sure you're standing comfortably and naturally to get the most accurate measurements.
  • Wear Similar Clothes: If possible, wear similar clothing (or minimal clothing) to what you would wear with the t-shirt when measuring.
  • Don't Pull Too Tight: The tape measure should lay flat against the skin but not be pulled too tight. You should be able to fit a finger between the tape and your body.

If you're between sizes or if your measurements fall into different sizes, consider whether you prefer a tighter or looser fit. You can also reach out to our customer service team for personalized sizing advice.

 

In a world buzzing with constant chatter, dings from smartphone notifications, and the never-ending hum of life's demands, there exists a sacred space for many: THE GYM. This isn't just any ordinary space; it's a realm where one can retreat from the noise of the everyday, trading it in for the rhythmic clank of weights and the quiet determination of focused minds. It's a place where the world fades away, and all that remains is the individual, their ambitions, and the cold, unyielding weight before them.

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"Respect the silence"

In essence, the gym is more than a place of physical exertion; it's a realm of mental and spiritual growth. And for those who recognize its sanctity, it becomes their Shush Club—a place where the volume of the world is turned down, allowing the quiet symphony of self-improvement to play on.