Montana State Bobcats Jersey Size: How to Measure at Home

To pick the right Montana State Bobcats jersey size, measure a shirt you already like the fit of, lying flat, across the chest and from collar to hem, then compare those measurements with the size options and any size details on the product page. Decide up front whether you will wear the jersey over a hoodie or a thin tee, because that changes which size feels right. Ten minutes with a tape measure beats guessing and hoping.

What you need

• A soft tape measure (a phone ruler app or a piece of string and a yardstick also works)
• A shirt or sweatshirt whose fit you like
• A flat surface like a bed or table
• A notes app to record numbers

Method 1: Measure a shirt you already own

This is the most reliable approach because it captures how you actually like clothes to fit.

1. Lay it flat and smooth out wrinkles without stretching.
2. Chest width: measure straight across, armpit seam to armpit seam. Double it for the full chest.
3. Body length: measure from the highest point of the shoulder, next to the collar, down to the bottom hem.
4. Sleeve feel: note whether you like short sleeves to land above or near the elbow.

Write those numbers down with the label of the shirt so you remember which garment they came from.

Method 2: Measure your body

If you do not have a reference shirt, measure yourself in a thin T-shirt:

• Chest: wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms, keeping it level and snug but not tight.
• Waist: measure around your natural waist for a sense of how long and loose you want the hem.
• Torso length: have someone measure from the base of your neck to where you want the jersey to end.

Think about what goes underneath

The jersey is described on its product page as a V-neck with short sleeves and a reinforced tagless collar, built on a 100% recycled polyester body. On cool fall days many fans wear a long-sleeve layer or a hoodie under it. Decide which style you will wear most:

• Over a tee only: match your reference shirt measurements closely.
• Over a thermal: allow a little extra room in the chest.
• Over a hoodie: measure while wearing the hoodie, or use a hoodie as your reference garment.

Matching measurements to the size options

Open the listing you want, such as the George Helms #47 2025 jersey, and look at the size choices and any size information shown on the page. Compare your notes with what is listed. If you fall between two sizes, choose based on your layering plan: the larger one if you will wear something bulky under it, the smaller one if you want a closer look.

The same approach works for every piece in the Montana State Bobcat jersey lineup, including a Chris Long #1 listing, a Cale Breslin #25 listing, a Bryson Parker #4 listing and the Custom Montana State Bobcat Name, Number 2025 listing.

Sizing for someone else

• Borrow a shirt they wear often and measure it using Method 1.
• Check the size tag on a few of their tops to see if they are consistent.
• For a teenager still growing, think about whether they would rather have room to grow into it.

Common mistakes to skip

1. Measuring a stretched-out shirt; it will read bigger than it fits.
2. Guessing from a size you wore years ago.
3. Forgetting the hoodie you always wear to night games.
4. Skipping the product page details and relying on another brand’s size.

After it arrives

Try it on with the layer you planned for. Once you are happy, care for it as the product page notes say, machine wash and tumble dry low, which helps it hold its shape. With a few measurements in hand, picking your Bobcats jersey size becomes a quick, confident decision.