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SHIPPING TIME 3-5 WEEKS WITH ONLINE TRACKING NUMBER

Be sure to compare your measurements with a jersey that already fits you.

Please consider ordering a larger size, if you prefer a loose fitting jersey.

HOW TO CALCULATE CHEST SIZE:

Width of your Chest plus Width of your Back plus 4 to 6 inches to account for space for a loose fit.

Example: 18" wide chest plus 18" wide back plus 4" of space, would be a size 40".

SIZE CHART CHEST
XS 30"-32" Chest Measurement (76-81 cm)
S 34"-36" Chest Measurement (86-91 cm)
M 38"-40" Chest Measurement (97-102 cm)
L 42"-44" Chest Measurement (107-112 cm)
XL 46"-48" Chest Measurement (117-122 cm)
2XL 50"-52" Chest Measurement (122-127 cm)
3XL 54"-56" Chest Measurement (127-132 cm)
4XL 58"-60" Chest Measurement (147- 152 cm)
5XL 62"-64" Chest Measurement (157-162 cm)
6XL 66"-68" Chest Measurement (167-172 cm)

Please, enter Name & Number information and B & C Measurements in the notes form that is prompted after adding to cart.

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