How to Measure for Perfect LTT Apparel Fit
Sizing LTT merch starts with solid measurements - think of it as benchmarking your body like Linus benchmarks a CPU. Skip the guesswork and grab a soft tape measure, the kind that flexes better than a budget GPU's VRAM. Stand straight, no slouching like you're hiding from a deadline, and measure over bare skin or thin layers. Chest goes around the fullest part, usually nipple level for accuracy. Waist hits the narrowest spot above your hips, while hips need the widest point below.
For length, run the tape from shoulder seam down your arm for sleeves, or crotch to ankle for inseam on pants - precision matters here, or you'll end up with sleeves pooling like loose cables in a build. Pro tip: double-check twice, because one-off errors lead to returns nobody wants. Compare your numbers to our charts below, and factor in the relaxed fit LTT gear favors - roomy enough for layering tech hoodies without turning into a potato sack. We've tested these on frames from Linus's lanky build to stockier WAN Show guests.
If you're between sizes, size up for hoodies where bagginess rules, but stick true for tees if you crave that fitted nerd look. Record your metrics in a spreadsheet - yes, channel your inner spreadsheet warrior - and revisit every six months, because gains from gym or desk life happen.
