Size Guide

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Picking a size should take less time than backing in. This guide covers everything in the shop that comes in more than one size, and says plainly which things come in one size only. One thing to know up front: we do not publish a measurement chart for tees and hoodies. Instead of numbers we cannot stand behind, this page shows you how to choose using a garment you already own, and reminds you that any size can be sent back free within 60 days.

Every size option in the shop

Size options by product type
ProductSizes offeredPrice note
Cotton crew teesS, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL (adult unisex)2XL-3XL add $2; 4XL-5XL add $4
Fleece pullover hoodiesS, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL (adult unisex)2XL-3XL add $2; 4XL-5XL add $4
Fleece camp blankets40 x 50 in, 50 x 60 in, 60 x 80 inPrice depends on size
Garden flags12 x 18 in, 28 x 40 inPrice depends on size
Speckled ceramic camp mugsOne sizeNo options
Tow Day 30 oz Stainless Steel TumblerOne sizeNo options
Metal signsOne sizeNo options

Tees and hoodies: choosing from S to 5XL

All six tees in Camp Crew Tees and all three hoodies in Fire Ring Layers come in the same eight adult sizes. They are unisex, which means one cut for everyone: straight through the body, not shaped at the waist.

Start with the size on a label you trust

The quickest method is the plainest. Go to the drawer, pull out the unisex or men’s-cut tee you reach for most, and read the label. That letter is your starting size here. If the tees you own are women’s-cut, expect a unisex tee in the same letter to feel roomier and longer, and consider whether you want that easy fit or would rather go down one.

Measure a garment you own, not yourself

A tape measure round your chest tells you about you. Laying a favourite tee flat tells you about the fit you like, which is more useful. Here is how to do it properly.

  1. Pick the right garment. Choose a tee or hoodie that fits the way you want the new one to fit. Not the one that shrank, not the one you sleep in.
  2. Lay it flat. Use a table or the bed in the rig. Smooth it out without stretching it. Do up nothing, tuck nothing.
  3. Measure the width. Run the tape straight across the body from one side seam to the other, just under the sleeves. This is the measurement that decides whether a tee feels snug or easy.
  4. Measure the length. Run the tape from the highest point of the shoulder, beside the collar, straight down to the bottom hem.
  5. For a hoodie, measure the sleeve. Run the tape from the shoulder seam down the outside of the sleeve to the end of the cuff.
  6. Write the three numbers down along with the size on that garment’s label.

Now you know two things: the label size that suits you, and what that fit measures on a garment you like. We do not list our own garment measurements on this page, so use the label size as your choice. If you would like to compare your numbers before ordering, for example for a gift you cannot easily return yourself, email support@campink.shop with the product name and your three measurements and we will help.

Between two sizes

Plenty of people sit between two letters. Use how you will wear it to break the tie.

How to decide between two sizes
If this sounds like youChoose
You will wear a hoodie over a tee and another layer on cold evenings by the fire ringThe larger size
You like room to move while hitching up, leveling or hauling firewoodThe larger size
You tumble dry most things and worry about a tee ending up shortThe larger size
You like sleeves and hem to sit close and tidyThe smaller size
The tee is mostly going under an open shirt or a jacketThe smaller size
You usually take a women’s-cut size and want a similar neat fitThe smaller size

A worked example: you are between XL and 2XL and looking at the Chairs Round the Ring Hoodie. Ask where it will be worn. A hoodie is the last layer on at night and the first off in the morning, usually over whatever you already had on. If that is how you will use it, 2XL gives you the room. If you want it as a neat layer for walking the loop, XL is the one. The 2XL adds $2 to the price, so the hoodie is $44.99 in XL and $46.99 in 2XL.

Buying for someone else

Gift buyers have the hardest job, because asking spoils the surprise. Three ways round it:

  • Check the label of a tee or hoodie they wear often. A quick look in the laundry basket at their rig does it.
  • Ask someone who shops for them.
  • If you truly cannot find out, go one size up from your best guess. A slightly roomy hoodie gets worn; a tight one stays in the cupboard.

For a group order, such as a camp crew of six ordering Camp Crew Roles Tees in six sizes, collect the sizes in one message thread and order the ones you know. If one person has not answered, place that tee separately when they do, so the rest of the crew is not held up.

Sizes 2XL to 5XL and the add-on

Every tee and hoodie in the shop goes up to 5XL; no design stops at 2XL. Larger sizes use more fabric and cost a little more, and we show that openly instead of hiding it in the base price.

Prices by size for tees and hoodies (USD)
ProductS to XL2XL and 3XL (+$2)4XL and 5XL (+$4)
Tees: Back-In Hand Signals, Level Enough Bubble, Full Hookups Pedestal, Quiet Hours Site Post$26.99$28.99$30.99
Camp Crew Roles Tee$27.99$29.99$31.99
Family Site Name Tee$29.99$31.99$33.99
Hoodies: Chairs Round the Ring, Awning Lights Pullover, April to October Seasonals$44.99$46.99$48.99

If you are a 4XL or 5XL buyer checking the total before you commit: the add-on is $4, it appears on the product page the moment you select the size, and nothing further is added for size at checkout.

Looking after the fit

Wash tees and hoodies cold and inside out. Tumble dry low or hang dry. Do not iron on the print. Hot washes and hot dryers are hard on any cotton or fleece garment, and gentle care is the best way to keep the size you chose.

Fleece camp blankets: three sizes

The blankets in Camp Chair Blankets come in three sizes. The numbers are width by length.

Blanket sizes and what each one suits
SizeIn centimetresThink of it asGood for
40 x 50 in102 x 127 cmA camp-chair lap blanketOver the knees of one person in a camp chair; a child’s blanket; the smallest to stow
50 x 60 in127 x 152 cmA couch throwWrapping round the shoulders of one adult; the dinette or the couch in the rig
60 x 80 in152 x 203 cmA bed-size blanketTwo people sharing; a top layer on the bed in the camper

A simple way to picture them before ordering: mark the size out on the floor with a tape measure, or fold a bedsheet to the same width and length. The jump from the middle size to the large one is bigger than it reads on paper.

If you order the 50 x 60 in and then decide the 60 x 80 in is the one you wanted, email us within 24 hours of placing the order and we change it. After that, the blanket can be returned within 60 days of delivery with a free label.

Full-timers counting cupboard space usually take the 40 x 50 in or the 50 x 60 in. Seasonals with a permanent couch on the deck often go for the large. All three are fleece: machine wash cold on gentle, no bleach, and keep them away from open flame.

Garden flags: two sizes

The Family Site Name Garden Flag and the Pull Up a Chair Garden Flag in Site Signs & Flags each come in two sizes. Both are printed polyester, and both are sold as the flag only: the pole or stand is not included.

Garden flag sizes
SizeIn centimetresWhat it isWhere it goes
12 x 18 in30 x 46 cmThe usual garden-flag sizeA short garden-flag stand pushed into the ground at the edge of the pad or beside the steps
28 x 40 in71 x 102 cmA house-flag sizeA larger pole or bracket, where there is room for it to hang clear

Before choosing, look at the stand or pole you already have and check which flag size it is made for. If you have none yet, the 12 x 18 in is the easier one to live with on a tight site: it sits low, it packs flat in a drawer, and it suits a stand that goes in and out of the ground every trip. The 28 x 40 in reads from further down the loop and suits a seasonal site where it can stay put.

It is also worth checking your campground’s rules on flags and site decorations before ordering the large size; some loops have limits.

Will our name fit? Text limits on Name Your Site products

Size is not only cloth. On the five Name Your Site products, your words have to fit too. The limits are the same on the tee, the mug, the blanket, the flag and the sign:

  • Name line: up to 16 characters, required.
  • Site line: up to 16 characters, optional.
  • Est. year: a year from 1950 to 2026, optional.

Every letter, digit, space and punctuation mark counts as one character. A counter on the product page shows how many you have used, and the live preview shows the line on the picture as you type.

Example lines and their character counts
LineCharactersFits?
The Hollis Crew15Yes
Site 147Yes
Nana & Pop’s12Yes
Rolling Home12Yes
The Hollis Family17No, one over; try “Hollis Family”

If your name runs long, drop “The”, use the surname alone, or move part of it to the Site line. You do not have to use a surname at all: first names, the rig’s own name, a site nickname or the year on its own all work. We do not send a proof and we print exactly what is typed, so check the preview carefully. Shorter lines print in the same lettering as longer ones; what you see in the preview is the layout.

One-size products: mugs, tumbler and metal signs

The three mugs in Picnic Table Mugs come in one size, a standard coffee-mug size. They are ceramic with a speckled print, not enamel, so do not heat one on a stove or fire. If you were hoping for something larger, a mug is not a camp kettle; the Tow Day tumbler holds 30 oz and is the bigger drink for the road.

The Family Campsite Metal Sign and the Not Lost, Wrong Loop Metal Camp Sign also come in one size each.

Exact capacity and dimensions are not listed here. If you need to know that a mug fits a particular cup holder, or that a sign fits a particular post or panel on your rig, email us if you need the exact size before ordering. We would rather answer one email than have you guess.

If the size turns out wrong

It happens to everyone. You have two safety nets.

  1. Within 24 hours of ordering: email us and we change the size on the order before it is made. The details are on the Cancel or Change an Order page.
  2. Within 60 days of delivery: return the item for any reason. We send a free return label and refund within 7 days of receiving the return, to your original payment method or as store credit that never expires. Then order the size you want. Personalised items are included. See the Returns and Exchanges Policy.

Ask before you order

Sizing questions are welcome at support@campink.shop. Tell us the product, the size you usually wear and what you are unsure about. We reply within 24 hours on business days. More answers are in the FAQs.