A: For the true oversized streetwear look, most people order their regular size. The drop shoulders and relaxed cut are built into the design itself, so you don't need to size up. If you want an even more exaggerated loose fit, go up one size.

A: Oversized t-shirts feature a dropped shoulder seam, wider chest, longer body length, and heavier fabric weight compared to standard-fit tees. The result is a boxy, relaxed silhouette popular in streetwear styling.

A: Yes, many people wear oversized tees during lighter gym sessions, warm-ups, or cardio. For heavy lifting where full arm mobility is needed, a dri-fit tee or training tank top is usually more practical.

A: Wash in cold water on a gentle cycle and hang to dry rather than using a dryer. Avoid wringing the fabric after washing. Storing flat or folded rather than on a hanger helps the garment keep its intended drop-shoulder shape over time.