When life gives you lemons, wear this t-shirt. The "You'll Survive" tee from 5.11 Tactical humorously reminds us all to keep calm and embrace the chaos, featuring a skull with a sly grin. Made from a moisture-wicking cotton-polyester blend, this shirt ensures comfort and durability with fade-resistant graphics that last as long as your optimism does.
We reserve the right to decline to produce name tapes, as we may determine in our sole discretion.
Be respectful and don’t steal.
Reasons to decline service may include, without limitations:
Words or phrases that we believe to be infringing upon the intellectual property rights of others, obscene, in poor taste, or that otherwise could adversely affect the reputation of the 5.11 brand.
You understand that the unauthorized use of the intellectual property of others is illegal and you are representing to us that the name tape you are asking us to produce does not infringe upon anyone else’s rights.
*Arm length refers to your actual arm length, not the garment’s sleeve length.
Size
XS
Small
Medium
Large
XL
2XL
3XL
Neck
33-34.3
35.6-36.8
38.1-39.3
40.6-41.9
43.1-44.4
45.7-47
48.3-49.5
Chest
76.2-81.3
86.4-91.4
96.5-101.6
106.7-111.8
116.8-121.9
127-132
137.1-142.2
Arm Length*
81.9-83.2
83.8-85
85.7-87
87.6-88.9
89.5-90.8
91.4-92.7
93.3-94.6
*Arm length refers to your actual arm length, not the garment’s sleeve length.
Sizing Instructions
Using measuring tape, measure your body (not over clothing) and refer to diagram as a guide. If you fall between sizes, order the smaller size for a tighter fit or the larger size for a looser fit. For sleeve length, measure from the center of the top of your back to your wrist.
Utilize your chest, arm length and neck measurements to determine the proper size for tops, outerwear or jumpsuits.
Men's Tops Fit Guide
TighterLooser
Compression
A tight, compressive fit.
Fitted
A body skimming fit. Not compressive.
Regular
A comfortable, professional fit. Neither slim nor oversized.
Classic
A full, generous fit allowing superior range of motion.
