Choose a KKSET jersey size by comparing chest width and body length with a garment you own. For kids products, start with height. For player versions, expect a closer fit and verify the measurements.

Adult Starting Point

Flat chest width

Second Measurement

Body length

Kids Starting Point

Current height

Player Version

Check closer-fit measurements

Why Size Labels Are Not Enough

A medium in one garment can differ from a medium in another. Fan, player, retro, kids and training products can use different construction.

The product measurement table is more useful than the label alone. Use it with your preferred fit rather than only body weight.

Category pages explain general fit, but the live product page should provide final measurements.

How to Measure a Shirt You Own

Lay a comfortable shirt flat without stretching it. Measure armpit to armpit for flat chest width, then shoulder to hem for body length.

If sleeve length matters, measure from the shoulder seam to the cuff.

Compare measurements rather than the label printed inside the garment.

Fan and Player Version Sizing

Fan versions are generally designed for regular supporter use and often provide more room.

Player versions are normally closer fitting and may use stretch or performance panels.

Do not assume one size up is always correct; compare chest, shoulder and length.

Kids, Retro and Training Products

Kids sizes should begin with current height, followed by chest and shirt length. Age is only a starting point.

Retro reproductions must be chosen from current measurements, not historical sizing.

Training jackets, tracksuits and tops are separate garments and need their own review.

Continue on the Official KKSET Website

Return to the KKSET homepage to browse soccer jerseys, football shirts, club collections, national teams, retro designs, kids kits, player versions and customization routes.