Attempt

Attempt varies by piece. Treat the tag as Asian sizing and check the garment measurements per piece — many shoppers land on their usual size or one up in outerwear, but slimmer technical shirting can require sizing up. Pieces are typically cut with an intentionally oversized, utility-driven silhouette, but because the label uses Asian sizing the numeric tag tends to feel smaller than an equivalent Western size, so experiences split between 'true to size but roomy' and 'had to size up'.

Pieces are typically cut with an intentionally oversized, utility-driven silhouette, but because the label uses Asian sizing the numeric tag tends to feel smaller than an equivalent Western size, so experiences split between 'true to size but roomy' and 'had to size up'. Overall shape: generally relaxed and layered with dropped shoulders and shifted, deconstructed proportions, though the size labels follow an Asian-scaled grid.

Attempt hoodies & sweatshirts fits true to size. Take your usual size for a relaxed fit, one up if you want it clearly oversized. Shape: relaxed, slightly boxy through the body.

Attempt shirts & overshirts fits slightly small. Consider sizing up if you want the relaxed look shown on the runway, especially coming from Western sizing. Shape: technical shirting that reads straighter and narrower than the outerwear.

Attempt trousers & pants varies by piece. Go by waist measurement rather than the tag, and expect to adjust or hem the inseam. Shape: utility cuts spanning straight, wide and panelled silhouettes.