Fit

Choose your oversize.

Three sizes, all of them oversized. The difference between them is how far the shoulder drops and how wide the body sits, not whether the shape reads as big.

A man walking towards the camera on a gravel path in the Burgundy hoodie, black trousers and white sneakers. The front of the hoodie is empty, the rib hem sits at the hip, and a hedge and palace facade fill the background. — PLATE 01 Burgundy, a gravel path, Paris.

Size

How we measure

Each hoodie is laid flat, smoothed by hand, and measured with a steel tape. Length runs from the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom of the rib. Chest is measured flat across the garment, not around the body, so double it to compare with your own. Shoulder is seam to seam across the back, and sleeve runs from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.

Allow 1 to 2 cm either way. These are sewn garments, measured one at a time.

Flat measurements for M, L and XL, in centimetres

Size	M	L	XL
Length	75	77	79
Chest, flat	64	66	68
Shoulder	69	71	73
Sleeve	61	62.5	64.5

M, Relaxed oversized

The smallest fit in the house, and still wider than a standard large. The rib holds the hem close to the hip.

L, Signature oversized

The size the silhouette was drawn for. The shoulder seam sits well down the arm and the rose fills the back.

XL, Statement oversized

The widest cut. Body and sleeve both grow, the rib stays tight, and the balloon in the sleeve is at its fullest.

Between two sizes, take the smaller one for a shorter body and a cleaner shoulder, the larger one for more drop and more sleeve.

Work 01 is made in M, L and XL. Nothing smaller, nothing larger, for now.

See Work 01