CP Company — Sweatshirt Size Guide (M/W)
Crewneck, zip-up hoodie, kangaroo pocket hoodie — Diagonal Raised Fleece, Light Fleece, Cotton Fleece
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Introduction — sweatshirt sizing logic
CP Company sweatshirts are designed for urban life: comfortable volume, well-crafted armholes, technical fabrics, or premium cottons. Overall, they are TTS (true to size) in Regular fit, with Slim (more fitted) and Relaxed (fashionable volume) variations.
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Simple rules (to avoid returns)
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Regular Fit (most common) → take your usual size.
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Slim Fit → TTS if worn alone; +1 for large biceps/shoulders.
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Relaxed / boxy → stay TTS to maintain the intended volume.
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Hoodie under a jacket → if you often layer, +1 to keep it comfortable.
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Between two sizes → choose the larger one (shoulder/bicep mobility).
Tables — Men's & Women's
Men's — CP Company sweatshirts
| EU Size | Chest (cm) | Fit advice |
|---|---|---|
| S | 88–94 | Slim build; clean look |
| M | 95–100 | Core size; TTS |
| L | 101–106 | Defined shoulders/biceps → TTS / +1 if hoodie worn under jacket |
| XL | 107–112 | Prioritize comfort, easy layering |
| XXL | 113–118 | Comfortable volume (Relaxed/boxy OK) |
Women's — CP Company sweatshirts
| FR/EU Size | Chest (cm) | Hips (cm) | Fit advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 (XS) | 78–82 | 86–90 | Clean/fitted look |
| 36 (S) | 83–88 | 91–96 | Core size; TTS |
| 38–40 (M) | 89–96 | 97–104 | +1 for slight oversize |
| 42 (L) | 97–102 | 105–110 | Comfort & layering |
| 44 (XL) | 103–108 | 111–116 | Fashion volume (Relaxed) |
Indicative ranges for Regular/Slim/Relaxed fits. Check the fit description on the product page.
Notes by material (affects the drape)
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Diagonal Raised Fleece (diagonal fleece cotton)
Dense & soft hand, very stable. TTS; +1 for an oversized look.
Diagonal Raised Fleece Sweatshirts -
Cotton Fleece / Brushed (brushed interior)
Warm & comfortable. TTS for a clean fit; +1 if wearing a shirt underneath.
Cotton Fleece Sweatshirts -
Heavy Fleece / Tech Fleece
More generous volume; maintains structure. TTS if you want it massive; +1 if you have very muscular shoulders.
Heavy/Tech Fleece Sweatshirts
Hoodie, zip-up, or crewneck: which size should you choose?
| Type | Typical fit | Recommended size | Usage notes |
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| Crewneck | Regular/Slim | TTS | Perfect under jacket/coat |
| Kangaroo pocket hoodie | Regular | TTS / +1 if under parka | Normal hood volume |
| Zip-up hoodie | Regular | TTS | Very practical for layering |
| Boxy/Relaxed hoodie | Relaxed | TTS | Maintains fashion volume |
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“Which one should I get?” — need → fit → size table
| Need / look | Recommended fit | Size to take | Links |
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| Under a jacket (sharp look) | Crewneck Regular/Slim | TTS | Crewnecks |
| Street & comfort | Hoodie Regular | TTS / +1 if worn under a parka | Hoodies |
| Versatile mid-season | Zip-up hoodie | TTS | Zip-up hoodies |
| Lightweight oversize | Relaxed / boxy | TTS (keep the volume) | Metropolis selection |
Measuring & trying on — the anti-return method
Measuring
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Chest: horizontal tape at the fullest point, normal breathing.
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Shoulders: from shoulder tip to shoulder tip (on a sweatshirt that fits you well).
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Back & sleeve length: useful if you are very tall.
Trying on
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Put on the thickest layer you will wear underneath (long t-shirt/shirt).
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Shoulders: the seam should fall at the edge of the shoulder (Regular/Slim).
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Sleeves: wrists covered without “bunching up” in the middle of the hand.
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Movement: lift your arms / cross your arms → no pulling on the shoulder blades.
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Between two sizes: choose the larger one.
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Washing: 30°C (gentle cycle), inside out, with similar colors.
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Drying: flat or low heat (avoid high heat which “shrinks” the fibers).
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Ironing: low heat, inside out; no fabric softener if there are technical treatments/DWR on certain hybrid pieces.
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Garment-dyed: wash separately the first few times (micro-bleeding possible).
Care & fit (keeping the shape)
FAQ — CP Company sweatshirt sizing
Does CP Company run large in sweatshirts?
It's generally TTS for Regular fits. Slim fits are more tailored; go +1 if you have broad shoulders/biceps.
I want an oversized look: what do I do?
Choose a Relaxed/boxy fit and stay TTS to respect the original volume.
A hoodie under a parka: same size?
Yes, generally. If the parka is fitted, take +1 on the hoodie for comfort.
Diagonal Raised Fleece vs Light Fleece: same size?
Yes, TTS for both. The Light is simply more lightweight/breathable.
I'm between M and L, which one should I take?
For a sweatshirt, aim for the larger size to preserve shoulder mobility and avoid compression at the biceps.
