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Blanc+

Size Guide

Find your size.

The Essential Tee is cut with a modern silhouette and a balanced body length. If you are between sizes and prefer a closer line, size down.

Size chart

Blanc+ Essential Tee size chart. Garment measurements in centimetres, taken flat, alongside the wearer height and weight each size is cut for.
SizeChestLengthShoulderSleeveHeightWeight (kg)
S536953.520.5155–16545–52.5
M55.571.555.521165–17052.5–60
L587457.521.5170–17560–67.5
XL60.576.559.522175–18067.5–75
2XL637961.522.5180–18575–82.5

Garment measurements are taken flat. Chest is the half-bust figure — straight across the tee below the armhole, not all the way around.

Height and weight describe the wearer each size is cut for, not the garment.

Measured by hand, so allow a tolerance of 1–2cm.

How to measure

  1. Chest — measure straight across the garment, one inch below the armhole.
  2. Length — measure from the highest point of the shoulder down to the hem.
  3. Shoulder — measure across the back, seam to seam.
  4. Sleeve — measure from the shoulder seam to the sleeve opening.

Sizes available: S, M, L, XL and 2XL.

The Blanc+ Essential Tee in cream, shown flat from the front

Model height and size worn will be listed here once campaign photography is complete.

Find your size

Two numbers, one answer.

Your height and weight, read against the bands Blanc+ cuts each size for. No tape measure, no account — and it shows you the measurements behind the answer.

How you like it to sit

The chart covers 155–185cm and 45–82.5kg.

Your recommendation appears here, with the measurements behind it.

Match a tee you own

Measure one you already wear.

The most accurate method, and the one almost nobody offers. Body measurements can't tell us whether you like a tee fitted or boxy — the one in your drawer already has.

Lay the tee flat, smooth out the wrinkles, and measure straight across two centimetres below the armhole.

Measure from the highest point of the shoulder straight down to the bottom edge.

Enter both measurements and we will show the closest size, and how far off it is in centimetres.