Geedup Hoodie Size Guide  Find Your Perfect Fit

Why Getting Your Geedup Size Right Matters

Ordering streetwear online always comes with a small risk  without trying it on, you are relying entirely on numbers and guesswork. With the Geedup hoodie specifically, that risk is even more relevant because the brand is built around a relaxed, drop-shoulder silhouette that does not behave like a typical fitted hoodie. Get the size wrong and you either end up with something too tight to layer, or so oversized it loses the clean shape the design was built around. This guide walks through the full size chart, the exact steps to measure yourself at home, and how to choose between a fitted, relaxed, or fully oversized look depending on how you actually plan to wear it.

Understanding Geedup’s Sizing Philosophy

Geedup hoodie are unisex, meaning the same size chart applies whether you are shopping for men’s, women’s, or kids’ sizing. The brand generally runs true to size, but it is designed from the ground up with a boxier, slightly looser cut than mainstream hoodie brands. This is intentional; the entire aesthetic leans into that relaxed streetwear drape rather than a snug, athletic fit. Most buyers find that ordering true to size already gives a slightly loose result, which is exactly the point. If you are coming from brands that run tight or athletic, expect Geedup to feel a notch roomier even within the same labelled size.

Hoodie Size Chart (CM)

*Chest measurement is full circumference around the body. Allow ±1-2cm variation between different drops and styles.

How to Measure Yourself Accurately

Before comparing yourself against the chart, grab a flexible tailor’s tape and take these four measurements while wearing light clothing, standing naturally with your arms relaxed at your sides.

1

Chest

Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, just under your arms, keeping it horizontal across your back. Keep it snug but not pulled tight.

2

Shoulder Width

Measure straight across your back from the edge of one shoulder bone to the other. This determines how the drop-shoulder cut will sit on your frame.

3

Sleeve Length

With your arm relaxed at your side, measure from the shoulder seam, over the elbow, down to your wrist bone.

4

Body Length

Measure from the highest point of your shoulder, straight down the front of your body, to wherever you want the hem to fall.

An Easier Method  Compare to a Hoodie You Already Own

If measuring your own body feels fiddly, lay a hoodie that already fits you the way you like flat on a table instead. Measure the chest width pit-to-pit across the front, then double it for the full circumference, and compare that number directly against the chart above. This method tends to be more accurate than body measurements alone, since it accounts for how you actually prefer your hoodies to sit rather than your raw body size.

Choosing Your Fit — Three Ways to Wear It

Fitted, Tailored Look

Order your true size for a slim, clean silhouette. Ideal if you plan to layer this hoodie underneath a jacket or bomber without adding bulk.

Relaxed Streetwear Fit (Most Popular)

Size up by one for the brand’s signature drop-shoulder drape. This is how the majority of Geedup buyers choose to wear it, and how the design is intended to look.

Fully Oversized

Size up by two for maximum streetwear presence, or if you plan to layer it over thicker base layers during colder months.

Common Sizing Mistakes to Avoid

The most frequent mistake buyers make is assuming their usual size in a different brand translates directly to Geedup, without accounting for the boxier cut. The second common error is measuring the chest as a flat width instead of the full circumference, which leads people to size down when they should not. Finally, many buyers ignore arm length entirely and focus only on chest size  if your arms run longer than average, check the sleeve measurement carefully, since a hoodie that fits the body well can still feel short in the sleeve.

Final Thoughts

Getting your size right with Geedup comes down to knowing what look you are going for rather than just matching a number. True to size gives you a fitted, layering-friendly base. Sizing up once delivers the relaxed, boxy drape the brand is actually built around. And if you are still unsure, lean toward the larger size. A Geedup hoodie is designed to look better with a little extra room than squeezed in too tight.