Soccer Jersey Size Chart in Inches and cm (Men's and Kids)
Our adult jerseys run from S to 3XL. A Fan Version (standard fit) measures 19.7in (50cm) across the chest in a small and 23.6in (60cm) in a 3XL. A Player Edition is about 1.6in (4cm) narrower and 0.8in (2cm) shorter in every size. Kids kits are sized by number, from 16 (3–4 years) to 28 (12–13 years).
Every number below comes from the size guides on our product pages, converted to inches and rounded to one decimal place. Chest is measured flat, straight across from armpit to armpit, so double it for the full circumference.
Fan Version (standard fit)
| Size | Chest (flat) | Length | Height | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 19.7in / 50cm | 27.6in / 70cm | 5'4"–5'7" | 110–137 lb |
| M | 20.5in / 52cm | 28.3in / 72cm | 5'7"–5'9" | 137–172 lb |
| L | 21.3in / 54cm | 29.1in / 74cm | 5'9"–6'0" | 172–183 lb |
| XL | 22.0in / 56cm | 29.9in / 76cm | 6'0"–6'3" | 183–198 lb |
| XXL | 22.8in / 58cm | 30.7in / 78cm | 6'3"–6'5" | 198–214 lb |
| 3XL | 23.6in / 60cm | 31.5in / 80cm | 6'4"–6'6" | 214–231 lb |
Player Edition (slim, match-style fit)
| Size | Chest (flat) | Length | Height | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 18.1in / 46cm | 26.8in / 68cm | 5'3"–5'7" | 110–132 lb |
| M | 18.9in / 48cm | 27.6in / 70cm | 5'7"–5'9" | 132–143 lb |
| L | 19.7in / 50cm | 28.3in / 72cm | 5'9"–5'11" | 143–154 lb |
| XL | 20.5in / 52cm | 29.1in / 74cm | 5'11"–6'1" | 154–176 lb |
| XXL | 21.3in / 54cm | 29.9in / 76cm | 6'1"–6'3" | 176–198 lb |
| 3XL | 22.0in / 56cm | 30.7in / 78cm | 6'3"–6'7" | 198–220 lb |
Notice the weight ranges. Someone who weighs 165 lb is a medium in a Fan Version but an XL in a Player Edition. That's why we always say: if you're between sizes in a Player Edition, go up.
Kids kits
| Size | Age | Height | Chest |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | 3–4 yrs | 37–41in / 95–105cm | 27.6in / 70cm |
| 18 | 4–5 yrs | 41–45in / 105–115cm | 29.1in / 74cm |
| 20 | 5–6 yrs | 45–49in / 115–125cm | 30.7in / 78cm |
| 22 | 7–8 yrs | 49–53in / 125–135cm | 32.3in / 82cm |
| 24 | 8–9 yrs | 53–57in / 135–145cm | 33.9in / 86cm |
| 26 | 10–11 yrs | 57–61in / 145–155cm | 35.4in / 90cm |
| 28 | 12–13 yrs | 61–65in / 155–165cm | 37.0in / 94cm |
For children, go by height rather than age, and size up if they're near the top of a range. Our kids kit size guide has the shirt and shorts lengths too.
How to measure yourself in two minutes
- Take a T-shirt or sports top that fits the way you like.
- Lay it flat and measure straight across the chest, just below the armpits.
- Measure from the highest point of the shoulder down to the hem for the length.
- Find the closest match in the chart for the version you want. Between two sizes? Go up in a Player Edition; choose by preference in a Fan Version.
Use height and weight as a cross-check, not the only guide. Measurements can vary by 1–2cm (under an inch) between batches.


Retro, women's and special shirts
Retro shirts follow the cut of their era, and women's and cropped styles are cut differently from standard jerseys. Each of those product pages has its own size chart, so check it before you order rather than relying on the tables above.
If the size is wrong
Unused, unworn shirts in their original condition and packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery under our Refund Policy. Personalised shirts, with a name or number added, can't be returned, so settle the size before you add printing.
Frequently asked questions
Is the chest measurement the full circumference?
No. It's measured flat across the front, armpit to armpit. Double it for the full chest.
What size soccer jersey for 6 ft and 180 lb?
That's about 183cm and 82kg. In a Fan Version the weight points to L and the height to XL, so L for a closer fit or XL for more room and length. In a Player Edition, the weight points to XXL.
Do soccer jerseys come in 4XL?
Our largest adult size is 3XL. A few shirts stop at XXL, so check the size selector on the product page.
Are kids sizes the same as ages?
No. Kids kits use a number from 16 to 28. Each one matches an age and height range; go by height.


