Women's Serengeti Long Sleeve T-Shirt

WOMEN'S T-SHIRTS SIZE CHART

• Ignore Body Measurements - Use Garment Measurements: To get the best fit we highly recommend using the garment measurements only (and use the garment measurement instructions below this size chart). Body measurements are always estimates and so are not the best way to get your size right. 
  
• '1/2 Chest Garment', is the actual measurement for the shirt itself. Please see below this size chart for all garment measuring instructions. 
• For 'Full Chest Body' this is your chest body measurement, measured under the arms and around the fullest part of your chest. We recommend that you do not use this measurement to work out you size, please only use garment measurements.
• If you are between sizes it is usually best to go for the larger size for a looser fit; and for the smaller size for a more fitted fit. If you have any queries about sizing, please use the links in the footer of the online store to contact us. Note too that the sizing & fabric for our Safari Store US clothing differs from the UK The Safari Store, so please always check Safari Store US size charts before ordering.

For all garment measurements, select a similar t-shirt which you own and which is a good fit.

How to Measure '1/2 Chest Garment'

• Place the shirt flat on a table. The half chest measurement from where the armhole seam meets the side seam (the shirt's armpit) across the chest of the shirt to the opposite point where the armhole seam meets the side seam.
• It is important that you gently pull the shirt flat from each side so that it is truly as flat as it can be, as we have shown in the image below. No creases or wrinkles as that will affect the measurement.
• Compare the measurement to '1/2 Chest Garment' on the size chart above to determine the size to order. 

How to Measure 'Sleeve Length'

• With the shirt and sleeve flat on a table: for short sleeve - measure from the top of the sleeve where the sleeve is joined at the top of the armhole seam, to the end of the sleeve opening hem; and for long sleeve - measure from the top of the where the sleeve is joined at the top of the armhole sleeve, along the overarm length of the sleeve to the end of the cuff hem. 

How to Measure 'Front Length'

• With the shirt flat on a table, on the front of the shirt measure from the highest point on the shoulder, next to the collar, down to the bottom of the hem seam. It usually helps to lift the collar up on the shirt you are measuring so that you can access the highest point of the shoulder where it joins the collar. 

We do allow a 0.5" (1.2cm) tolerance/variation for the garment measurements from the garment measurements in the size chart above, which is the international tolerance for clothing.