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Garment Measurement Points illustrated below: 
If you want to maximise the benefits of temperature control and moisture management, then your PlayerLayer should be worn such that the fabric is in relatively close contact with your skin. We do not recommend that the garment is worn too loose, like a tee-shirt because the technology will not work as well if the garment is not in contact with the skin.
However, with such a large degree of elasticity, there is a wide variation of tightness which can be accommodated, while still having your PlayerLayer in contact with the body. This depends upon personal preference and the type of activity which you are going to do in your PlayerLayer.
If you want to maximise the additional compression benefits, which reduce muscle oscillation and help with post-match recovery, then you should wear your PlayerLayer very tight. This may be suitable for a rugby, hockey or football match, for example.
If you are more concerned with comfort, or you intend to wear your PlayerLayer for long periods, such as a full day of skiing or cricket, then you may wish to go for one size larger. You will still benefit from the key technologies of temperature control and moisture management, but the fit will be more relaxed.
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Below are the key measurements to help you find the perfect fit.
First, check your own Chest or Waist measurements. Juniors should also use their Height to guide them to the correct size.
Then, in order to confirm that this size will fit, we have shown a small number of key garment measurements to check. For Tops, these are the Sleeve Length and the Body Length. For Leggings this is the length of the garment’s Leg Inseam.
First, check your own Chest or Waist measurements. Juniors should also use their Height to guide them to the correct size.
Then, in order to confirm that this size will fit, we have shown a small number of key garment measurements to check. For Tops, these are the Sleeve Length and the Body Length. For Leggings this is the length of the garment’s Leg Inseam.
Garment Measurement Points illustrated below:
How will my PlayerLayer fit?
PlayerLayer products are naturally very elastic, stretching between 30 and 40 per cent and are therefore forgiving in terms of fit, so we are sure that you will find them easy to buy and to wear. We would like to tell you more about how you can wear your PlayerLayers and, in particular how tight you may want to wear your PlayerLayers.
If you want to maximise the benefits of temperature control and moisture management, then your PlayerLayer should be worn such that the fabric is in relatively close contact with your skin. We do not recommend that the garment is worn too loose, like a tee-shirt because the technology will not work as well if the garment is not in contact with the skin.
However, with such a large degree of elasticity, there is a wide variation of tightness which can be accommodated, while still having your PlayerLayer in contact with the body. This depends upon personal preference and the type of activity which you are going to do in your PlayerLayer.
If you want to maximise the additional compression benefits, which reduce muscle oscillation and help with post-match recovery, then you should wear your PlayerLayer very tight. This may be suitable for a rugby, hockey or football match, for example.
If you are more concerned with comfort, or you intend to wear your PlayerLayer for long periods, such as a full day of skiing or cricket, then you may wish to go for one size larger. You will still benefit from the key technologies of temperature control and moisture management, but the fit will be more relaxed.
