WHAT EXACTLY ARE THE SIZES LIKE?
Unless otherwise stated on the shirt page, men’s shirts are Gildan SoftStyle. Taken from the Gildan SoftStyle webpage:
| Small | Medium | Large | X-Large | XX-Large | |
| Width | 18″ | 20″ | 22″ | 24″ | 26″ |
| Length | 27″ | 28″ | 29 “ | 30″ | 31″ |
It’s pre-shrunk, so you can now get out a ruler and chart a path towards your ideal shirt size. Gildan hilariously calls these shirts “Euro Fit”
Girly-Ts are also Gildan “64000L Junior Fit T-shirt” in size “M” (Medium) and “L”, unless otherwise stated on the shirt page.
WHAT IF I HATE THE SHIRT ONCE I GET IT?
Well besides being an impossible scenario, it’s rectified by a simple return of the T-shirt within 30 days, for a full refund. Yes, your shipping charge will be refunded as well.
WHAT’S THIS “CCNOW” STUFF?
CCNow is our online retailer. When you place an order, you’ll actually be placing the order with CCNow. CCNow bills the credit card, notifies us, and then Errorwear ships you the product. Your credit card bill will have an amount billed from “CCNow”, NOT “Errorwear”.
I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT AN ORDER I’VE PLACED ALREADY
CCNow has a new service where you can check your order status online:.
CCNow also provides a toll-free customer service number, 1-877-CCNOW-77. Billing inquiries or other questions regarding the credit card or financial side of your order can be asked through this service. CCNow also has a billing support webpage for people who don’t want to talk to icky humans.
I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THE SHIRTS THEMSELVES
Please submit your question using our new online form. Chris had so much spam he basically gave up on customer service, and it was a dark time for everyone. The online form circumvents the spam problem!
WHAT SIZE DOES JIM WEAR?
Jim is wearing a size SMALL in every photo on this site EXCEPT for the Apache shirt, which is a billowing MEDIUM. Jim is 6’1″ tall, and rockstar thin. Chris wears MEDIUM sized shirts, not that you asked.
WILL YOU OFFER XXXL+ SIZES IN THE FUTURE?
You can now get the 256th LEVEL (PAC MAN) shirt in XXXL!
[COMPUTER JOKE] WOULD MAKE A GREAT SHIRT, RIGHT?
This is Errorwear, not Computerhumorwear.