At Bird Fluff we understand that buying clothes online can be a bit of a leap of faith. You look at the size charts and the pictures and make your best educated choice; but what are the real differences between our styles? Let's dive into the details so you can order with confidence.
Our unisex short-sleeve t-shirt is a wardrobe staple built for versatility.
Designed for effortless, everyday style with a contemporary look.
Available exclusively on our Papa Bird and Momma Bird designs, this is a unisex tri-blend crewneck short-sleeve tee.
For those who prefer a more open neckline, our women's relaxed short-sleeve V-neck is the one.
A unisex lightweight, stringless hoodie-style long-sleeve tee — perfect for layering on the trail.
Our warmest, coziest option, this is a unisex premium pullover hoodie built for serious comfort.
All the warmth and coziness of our hoodie — without the hood. Perfect for those who prefer a clean crewneck look.
For our pullover hoodies, we recommend sizing up if you prefer a roomier, more relaxed fit. The regular fit runs true to size but is on the snugger side for those who like extra room to layer underneath.
The unisex tee has a modern fit with straight side seams and runs longer (up to 32"). The women's relaxed crewneck has a looser fit, curved side seams that flare at the hip, and runs slightly shorter (up to 29"). If you have wider hips than shoulders, the women's relaxed fit is likely the more comfortable choice.
Most Bird Fluff t-shirts use Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, which is notably softer and more durable than standard cotton. Heathered colors are a cotton/poly blend. The premium tri-blend tees add polyester and rayon for a lightweight, stretchy feel. Hoodies and sweatshirts use a soft-washed 65/35 cotton-polyester fleece.
The Long-Sleeve Hooded T-Shirt is designed specifically with layering in mind — it's lightweight, slightly fitted, and has a stringless hood that sits comfortably under a jacket. The unisex short-sleeve tee also layers well under the hoodie or sweatshirt.
Generally yes, we recommend checking the size chart for each specific style, as lengths and fits vary. The two exceptions are our hoodies and crewneck sweatshirts, where sizing up is recommended if you prefer a roomier fit.
Know your measurements! When buying clothes online, be honest with yourself and compare your actual measurements to the size chart. Online shopping is not the time for vanity sizing. If you want to be a medium but your measurements say large, get the large. No one is watching, no one is judging. The difference between a medium and a large? A few letters — that's it.
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