Baby Pink Hoodie.
£15.00
A high quality Gildan hoodie. Printed with your choice of logo at an excellent price. Limited stock. No returns.
We want you to get the best fit for your new clothes, so please check out the guidelines below:
standard delivery - £8.40
Normally within 10-12 days.
FREE delivery
when you spend £75 or more
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guidelines for measuring yourself
That tape measure: Your new clothes need to feel comfortable, so don't pull your tape measure too tight. It’s often easier if someone else measures you, so try measuring with a friend.
Bust: Place the tape measure under your arms, over your shoulder blades and across the fullest part of your bust. Don't forget to breathe out first.
Waist: Measure around your natural waist (that is the place you bend in the middle!).
The measuremens given are in inches. They are not the actual measurement of the garment. If ordering for a lady with a bust size of 36" then a small unisex garment would be an appropriate garment. the actual size will be approximtely 3" -4" bigger.
for all our products as a rough guide of dress size
XS - (8-10) , S - (10 - 12), M - (12-14), L - (14-16), XL - (18)
men's sizing guidelines
If you can try asking a friend to measure you and remember don't pull the tape too tight, we want your new clothes to fit comfortably.
Chest: For your chest size put tape measure loosely under the arms (over the shoulder blades) around the fullest part of the chest.
Waist: Measure around your waist keeping the tape and measure slightly loose.
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children's sizing guidelines
We have given age guidelines for all out children's clothes, but as you know children are so different, so we have also given you the measurements in inches.
Don't pull the tape too tight as we are looking for a comfortable fit for them and it is the chest measurement we are looking for.
Chest: Place the tape measure under their arms, over their shoulder blades and across the fullest part of their chest. Try and get them to breathe out first!