What Is Sizing Like at Nicce menswear?

Nicce fits true to size on its everyday staples, so nine times out of ten your usual size is the right call. The catch is that Nicce is a streetwear label, and streetwear plays fast and loose with fit — a good chunk of the range is cut deliberately oversized. So before you add to basket, the thing to read isn't the letter on the label, it's the name of the range.

The honest answer on Nicce fit

Nicce is a British streetwear brand out of London, and like most streetwear it lives in two camps. Its core tees, jerseys and lightweight jackets are cut regular and land true to size — order your normal S, M or L and you'll be comfortable. But ranges like the Mercury, Surge and Sylvan lines are described as oversized on purpose, with dropped shoulders and a roomy body. That's the look, not a mistake.

• Regular staples (tees, polos, most jackets): true to size. Take your usual.

• Oversized ranges (Mercury, Surge, Sylvan hoodies): already generous, so don't size up unless you want it genuinely baggy. If you're between sizes and want it cleaner, size down.

• Bottoms are the tricky bit: Nicce runs everything from skinny-fit joggers to open-hem, straight-leg cuts. Two pairs in the same size can feel very different, so always check whether the pair says skinny, regular or relaxed.

• Chest sizing: a medium sits around a 39–41" chest, a large around 42–44" — standard UK streetwear cut, nothing sneaky.

Quick war story: I once bought a Nicce hoodie in my usual large from an oversized range without reading the description, and it turned up looking like I'd borrowed it off a much larger man. Great for a Sunday, useless under a jacket. Lesson learned — with this brand, the product copy is your size guide.

How to style Nicce (and what to buy now)

Nicce sits in that sweet spot of clean, wearable streetwear, so keep it simple and let the fit do the talking. A relaxed hoodie over a fitted tee, straight-leg joggers or dark denim, and a pair of low-profile trainers is the uniform. If you're going oversized on top, keep the bottom half trimmer to hold the proportions — big-on-big is a hard look to pull off without swamping yourself. Tonal dressing (stone, grey marl, black on black) is very on-trend and makes a budget streetwear piece read a lot more expensive than it is.

Brands worth knowing if you like Nicce

If Nicce is your entry point, here's where to look as you build the wardrobe out — across the price ladder. (Brand list to verify against the Tellar spreadsheet before publishing.)

• High street — ASOS Design: huge range of relaxed and oversized fits with genuinely detailed measurements on every product, so returns are rare.

• High street — Weekday: the Scandi label does boxy, oversized cuts brilliantly and consistently — a reliable step up in fabric from fast fashion.

• High street — H&M: affordable basics that layer well under statement Nicce pieces, with clear regular and relaxed fit labelling.

• Independent/boutique — Percival: a London independent with real character, sharper cuts and quality knits for when you want to look a bit more grown-up.

• Independent/boutique — Wax London: considered, small-batch menswear with lovely textures — ideal for elevating a casual outfit without losing the ease.

• Designer/luxury — Stone Island: the benchmark for premium streetwear, with iconic outerwear and a fit that rewards buying your true size.

• Designer/luxury — C.P. Company: technical Italian menswear, superb jackets, and the natural upgrade once you've outgrown high-street outerwear.

Never guess your Nicce size again

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