Sasquatch Tee Fit & Care Guide

Everything here has been worn, washed, and worn again by people who live on this property. So here's the honest version: what fits how, what runs small, and how to wash a printed shirt without wrecking it.

The one that runs small

Start here, because it's the question we answer most: the Women's Tee in Black Heather runs small. It's a Bella+Canvas cut with the Sasquatch Farm logo on the front and back, and if you're between sizes or you like a relaxed fit, size up. Nobody has ever regretted going up on this one.

Tees: true to size, with room to breathe

The Original Logo tee (from $25, seven colors) and the I Love It Here tee (from $28) fit close to what you'd expect from your usual size. The Hiker, Muscles and Paddleboarder tees ($37–$41) come in dedicated men's and women's cuts rather than one unisex compromise, so pick the cut before you pick the size.

If you're buying a tee as a layer — under a flannel, over a long sleeve in October — go one up. If you want it to sit close, stay true.

Hoodies and pullovers: size for what goes under it

The Trek Pullover ($50–$60, men's and women's) and the Team 365 lightweight hoodie in graphite or white ($50–$60) are both cut with layering room already built in. Order your normal size unless you're planning to wear something bulky underneath.

The Team 365 is genuinely lightweight — lighter than it photographs. That's on purpose. It's the hoodie for a cool morning, not a cold night. For a real cold snap on the plateau, the Trek Pullover is the heavier choice.

Hats: the easy category

The Trucker Hat ($37), Straw Hat ($35.99) and Bucket Hat in Camo & Rose ($34.99) are single-size, and the Everyday Cap starts at $19.99 with several colorways. If you're gift-buying and nervous about sizes, this is the entire reason the headwear section exists.

Kids' sizing

The Youth tee runs $23–$28. Kids grow through a size roughly every time you turn around, so sizing up one is rarely a mistake here.

How to wash a printed shirt so the graphic lives

None of this is complicated, and all of it matters more than the fabric you chose:

Turn it inside out before it goes in the machine. This one habit does most of the work.
Cold water, gentle cycle. Hot water is what fades a print and shrinks a cotton tee.
Skip the fabric softener. It builds up on printed areas and dulls them over time.
Tumble low or hang dry. High heat is the fastest way to crack a graphic.
Never iron directly on the print. Inside out, low heat, or don't bother.

Hats get hand-washed in cool water and air-dried in shape — a trucker hat that goes through a dryer comes out a different hat. The straw hat just wants to stay dry and not get sat on, which is between you and your truck.

Still not sure?

Call the farm store at (423) 919-9852 or email Stay@sasquatchfarmtn.com and a real person here will tell you what they'd order. Shipping is free on merchandise orders over $60, and everything leaves from South Pittsburg, Tennessee. Ready to pick? Browse the whole shop, or read up on which pieces make the best gifts.