Mixed Emotion Hoodie Size Guide: How the Oversized Fit Actually Runs

Will this hoodie fit the way you want, or will it swamp you? That’s the real question behind every size chart, and with an oversized-cut streetwear hoodie it matters more than usual. Guess wrong and you’re either drowning in fabric or stuck with something tighter than the look intends.

This mixed emotion hoodie size guide answers the fit question properly. For the wider picture of the range, the fabric, and the styles on offer, our complete hoodie buyer’s guide covers all of it. Here we stay locked on one thing: sizing. How the oversized fit runs, how to measure yourself, and how to choose between a loose drape and a fitted look.

I’ll give you the measurement chart, step-by-step instructions for measuring at home, and clear guidance for different body types and for buyers coming from women’s sizing. By the end you’ll know your exact size before you order, so the hoodie arrives fitting the way you pictured it. No returns, no guesswork, no disappointment out of the bag.

How the Mixed Emotion Hoodie Fit Actually Runs

Start with the core truth: these hoodies run oversized by design. That’s not a flaw or an accident. It’s the intended streetwear silhouette, and knowing it changes how you should size.

The default cut gives you dropped shoulders, a longer body, and roomy sleeves. When you order your true size, you get that relaxed, draped look the brand is known for. The shoulder seam sits below your natural shoulder line, and the body falls loose rather than clinging. That’s the point of the design.

Where people go wrong is assuming the label size behaves like a standard high-street hoodie. It doesn’t. A medium here wears larger than a medium from a fast-fashion brand cut for a slim fit. So if you always buy medium out of habit, stop and check the measurements first. The single most common mistake we see is a buyer ordering their usual size expecting a regular fit, then finding it roomier than they wanted. Easily avoided, once you know the cut.

The fabric plays into this too. The heavier cotton-fleece holds a fuller shape than thin jersey, so the oversized cut reads even more relaxed. Keep that in mind as you pick.

How to Measure Yourself Properly

You need a soft measuring tape and, ideally, a hoodie you already own that fits the way you like. Measuring an existing favourite and comparing it to the chart is more reliable than measuring your body alone. This one habit removes almost all sizing uncertainty.

Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level under your arms and snug but not tight. This is the key number for hoodie fit.

Body length: Measure from the highest point of the Mixed emotion shoulder straight down to where you want the hem to sit. Oversized pieces run longer, so decide how much length you actually want.

Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder seam out to the cuff. The relaxed cut means sleeves sit longer than standard, which some buyers love and others trim visually by pushing them up.

Shoulder width: Measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other. On an oversized piece this sits wide by design.

When your measurement lands between two sizes, size up for the intended oversized drape, or size down for a closer fit. That single choice defines how the hoodie wears.

The Size Chart

Match your measurements to the chart below. These are flat measurements where noted, so double the chest figure for full circumference.

Replace every bracket with your confirmed garment measurements. If your heavyweight and mid-weight styles differ in cut, publish a separate row set or a note for each.

Once you’ve matched your size, you’re ready to shop. Browse the full hoodie collection and apply these numbers to the piece you want.

Oversized vs. Fitted: Which Should You Choose?

Every relaxed-fit hoodie sits somewhere on a spectrum, and you get to decide where.

Order true-to-size for the oversized look. Dropped shoulders, long body, generous room through the chest and sleeves. This is how the pieces are designed to be worn and photographed. Choose this if you like layering, the loose streetwear aesthetic, or you plan to wear a tee underneath.

Size down one step for a fitted look. The shoulders sit closer to your natural line, and there’s less excess fabric through the body. Choose this if you’re shorter, prefer a neater silhouette, or want to tuck the hem.

My honest take: if you’re new to the brand, order true-to-size. It delivers the intended look, it’s the safer first bet, and it suits the fabric weight. You can always try a fitted approach on a second purchase once you know how the cut behaves on you.

Body-Type and Women’s Sizing Guidance

Sizing is unisex across most of the range, which broadens who it fits but means a little translation for some buyers.

Coming from women’s sizing? Drop one to two steps from your usual women’s number. A women’s medium often corresponds to a unisex small here. The reliable check is always the chest measurement against a garment you own, not the label.

Taller or broader builds: Stick to true size, or size up if you specifically want extra length. The oversized cut is forgiving and flatters a larger frame.

Shorter builds: Consider sizing down so the long body doesn’t overwhelm your height, especially on the heavyweight pieces, which run boxier.

Between two sizes: Default to sizing up for comfort and the intended drape. Size down only if you clearly want the fitted look.

Getting the size right the first time also saves you the exchange process. If you do need to swap, our [guide to buying direct and handling returns] covers how exchanges work on the official store.

What This Guide Will NOT Do

Honest limitation, because no chart is magic.

This guide gets you very close, but it can’t account for personal preference on drape. Two people with identical measurements might want different fits, one loose, one fitted, and only you know which you prefer. The chart gives you the numbers, not the taste call.

It also can’t perfectly predict fit across every single style if the heavyweight and embellished pieces are cut differently from the standard pullover. When in doubt, measure a hoodie you own and match it to the specific product’s measurements rather than assuming one chart covers every piece identically.

That’s not a weakness of the guide. It’s just honest about where a size chart ends and your own preference begins.

The Bottom Line: Measure First, Order Once

Here’s the direct answer. The mixed emotion hoodie runs oversized, so order your true size for the intended relaxed drape, or size down one step for a fitted look. Coming from women’s sizing, drop one to two steps.

The winning move is always the same: lay a hoodie you already love flat, measure it, and match those numbers to the chart above. It removes nearly all the risk of online sizing. Once you’ve got your size locked in, put it to use, our shows how to wear each piece once it arrives.