Product & sizing resources

Choose the right size with confidence.

Product sizing can vary by brand, garment, fit, material, and intended use. Start with the exact product’s size information, take current measurements, and review the store-specific exchange and return terms before ordering.

Review Sizing Guidance

Product-specific charts • Current measurements • Fit guidance • Support

BEFORE YOU SELECT A SIZE

Four steps for making a better sizing decision.

The size printed inside a product you already own may not translate directly to another brand or style. Use the exact product’s information and compare it with current measurements before checkout.

Use the exact product guide

Review the sizing information linked or displayed for the exact brand and style being purchased. Do not substitute a chart from a different garment or manufacturer.

Measure before ordering

Use a flexible measuring tape and take current measurements over light clothing or the type of clothing normally worn beneath the product.

Consider the intended fit

Decide whether the product should fit close to the body, follow a standard everyday fit, or allow additional room for layering and growth.

Review the purchase terms

Team-branded, decorated, custom, and personalized products may have limited exchange or return eligibility. Confirm the applicable policy before purchasing.

HOW TO MEASURE

Use current body measurements—not assumptions.

Stand naturally, keep the measuring tape level, and avoid pulling it so tightly that it compresses the body. When possible, have another person take the measurements.

MEASUREMENT REMINDER

Record measurements in the unit used by the applicable product guide. Do not round down to fit a preferred size.

Chest or Bust

Measure around the fullest part of the chest or bust. Keep the tape level across the back and allow normal breathing.

Natural Waist

Measure around the natural waistline, usually the narrowest part of the torso. Keep the tape level without pulling it tight.

Hips or seat

Stand with feet together and measure around the fullest part of the hips and seat while keeping the tape parallel to the floor.

Product-specific measurement

Swimwear may require torso or girth measurements, while fins or footwear may require foot length. Follow the exact instructions shown in that product’s guide.

PRODUCT-SPECIFIC GUIDANCE

Different products require different sizing decisions.

Use the guidance below as a starting point, then follow the measurements and chart provided for the exact product being ordered.

Review the product and organization-store return terms before ordering, especially for decorated, custom, or personalized merchandise.

Team Store FAQ

Use the chart for the exact garment style. Compare your chest measurement with the product measurements and review whether the style is described as fitted, standard, relaxed, oversized, youth, women’s, men’s, or unisex.
When the product will be worn over another layer, consider the added room needed. Do not automatically select the same size across different brands or garment styles

Review chest measurements, garment fit, sleeve information, intended layering, and movement needs.
Outerwear intended to fit over uniforms, sweatshirts, or other layers may require more room than an everyday shirt. Use the exact product guide rather than relying only on the size normally purchased.

Youth and adult sizing systems are not interchangeable. Compare the customer’s current measurements with both product charts when the product is offered in overlapping youth and adult sizes.
Do not assume that Youth XL is equivalent to Adult XS. The proportions, sleeve length, body length, and overall fit may differ.

The correct fit depends on the sport, product design, fabric, movement requirements, and team preference.
Some performance garments are intentionally close-fitting, while others require room for movement or layering. Follow the exact product guide and any team-specific fitting instructions.

Use the swimwear manufacturer’s chart and the measurements requested for that specific suit. Depending on the style, this may include chest or bust, waist, hips, and torso or girth.
Training swimwear commonly fits closer to the body than everyday clothing, but the intended fit still varies by brand and suit. Do not use a casual clothing size as the only sizing reference.

Use the exact fin model’s size chart. Some manufacturers use shoe-size ranges, while others rely on foot length or model-specific sizing.
Consider whether the product is designed for bare feet or another intended use. Do not assume all fin models from the same brand fit identically.

Some accessories are one size, while others are offered in youth, adult, small, large, junior, or model-specific options.
Review the product description for fit, dimensions, age guidance, lens type, strap adjustment, capacity, or other relevant information before ordering.

Review the product’s intended fit, material, stretch, layering needs, and the manufacturer’s own recommendation.
A larger size may provide additional room, while a smaller size may create a closer fit, but GoTime cannot guarantee how a particular product will feel on an individual customer. Contact GoTime before ordering when the decision remains unclear.

No. A size chart is a decision aid rather than a guarantee of fit.
Body proportions, personal fit preferences, garment construction, fabric behavior, and manufacturing tolerances can affect the result. Customers should review the applicable return or exchange terms before ordering.

SIZING SUPPORT

Still unsure which size or option to choose?

Contact GoTime before ordering and include the organization store, product name, brand, measurements, and the sizes being considered. We’ll help identify the appropriate product information without guaranteeing a specific fit.

Ask a Product Question Review Returns Policy

Product name • Brand • Measurements • Sizes being considered