Inclusion
Everything here runs S to XL and nothing else, and there is no point dressing that up. A four-size range leaves people out at both ends, and we would rather say so on this page than let someone find out at checkout.
Who These Clothes Are Cut For
The cut is consistent rather than gendered in any strict sense. Some pieces are drafted on a women's block and are marked that way on the product page, but most of the rail is worn across the whole shop, and a size is a size on either side of it. Extending the range is a production question rather than a decision we are avoiding, and when it moves, it will show up as sizes on the product pages rather than as a statement here.
Where the Fit Information Actually Lives
A narrow range is better met with clear information than with wider language, so the detail that decides a purchase is kept on the pieces themselves rather than claimed here. Any piece drafted on a women’s block says so on its product page, and the ones cut close by design are marked the same way, so nobody has to learn it at checkout. The size guide lists each shape from S to XL so you can match it against something you already wear, and the product care page explains how a fabric moves once it has been washed, since a terry that relaxes after a wash wears differently from a jersey that holds its shape. None of that widens four sizes, but it keeps them from being a guess.
We would rather this page under-promise than borrow the language of a range we do not yet carry. When the sizes widen it will read as new options at the point of sale, not as a paragraph written here to sound welcoming.
Why the Range Stops at XL, and What Would Move It
Grading a pattern beyond XL is not a matter of scaling the same block up. Shoulder slope, armhole depth and the placement of the drawing all have to be redrawn, and on a printed garment the print itself has to be re-sized or it lands in the wrong place on the chest. Each extra size is a separate sample, a separate screen setup and a separate minimum order on a rail that already buys in small numbers.
That is an explanation, not a defense. The honest position is that the range currently serves a narrower set of bodies than it should, and that widening it depends on the runs being big enough to carry the extra setup.
What Is Published in the Meantime
Every measurement we hold is on the size guide, garment flat as well as body, so nobody has to order to find out. If the numbers do not work for you, they do not work, and knowing that before checkout is better than after.