Sizing Charts
See Product Descriptions for Sizing Directions
Sizing Chart 1 (HERE)
How to Measure:
- Chest Width: Measure across the chest, 1 inch below the armhole, with the garment laid flat.
- Body Length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom hem of the shirt.
Sizing Chart 2 (HERE)
How to Measure:
- Chest Width: Measure across the chest, 1 inch below the armhole, with the garment laid flat.
- Body Length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom hem of the shirt.
Sizing Chart 3 (HERE) (Woman's)
How to Measure:
- Chest Width: Measure across the chest, 1 inch below the armhole, with the garment laid flat.
- Body Length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom hem of the shirt.
Yes — most of our hats are "One Size Fits Most" with snapback or adjustable strap options.
Specific fit details are always listed in each product description.
Larger hats will be labeled as such.
It just depends. Limited drops are meant to stay limited. If an item becomes a community favorite, we might bring back a version of it. feel free to email us at info@thebadproject.com Subject line (Restock)
Why We Exist
The B.A.D. Project was built from real life, not a marketing idea. We know what it feels like to be stuck in your head and trying to find a way forward. This brand exists to remind people that one action can break the cycle. Movement, art, conversation, and community can help someone keep going when they need it most.
Artist Driven
Our designs are not just graphics thrown on a shirt. They come from people, stories, hard seasons, and the work it takes to grow through them. Every drop is meant to carry meaning. If you wear it, it should feel like part of something bigger than clothing.
Comfort First
We want our gear to be something you actually reach for. If it does not feel good enough to wear all day, we do not want to put it out. We care about the fit, the feel, and the little details because this is not just merch to us. It represents the movement.
Small Batch Ethics
We release products in smaller, intentional runs instead of flooding the world with stuff that has no purpose. Each drop is part of the story, and when it is gone, that chapter closes. We would rather take our time and make something with meaning than rush out more for the sake of more.