Travis Scott Streetwear Size Chart India: Cactus Jack Hoodies and Tees

Here is the honest starting point before anything else on this page. Cactus Jack, Travis Scott's own apparel label, does not publish a detailed public size chart with chest and length measurements the way Essentials or a big sportswear brand does. Drops are limited, run specific, and the brand keeps sizing information light on purpose. So instead of inventing numbers we cannot verify, this guide gives you what is actually true: the cut Cactus Jack pieces are known for, general unisex streetwear measurement ranges you can use as a real reference point, and how those ranges tend to land on an Indian frame.

Travis Scott Cactus Jack Choice Hoodie Black, an oversized unisex cut sold through Kicks Machine India.

Photo: Kicks Machine, Travis Scott Cactus Jack Choice Hoodie Black

If you have bought a Cactus Jack piece before, you already know the range is wide. A Jordan collaboration hoodie fits differently than a solo Cactus Jack graphic tee, and a limited festival drop can run differently again from season to season. What stays consistent across almost every release is the intent: boxy, dropped shoulder, unisex, built to be worn a size up rather than tailored close to the body.

The one rule that fixes most Cactus Jack sizing mistakes

Buy for the oversized silhouette, not for your usual fitted size. Cactus Jack pieces, hoodies especially, are cut with a dropped shoulder and a boxy body so the graphic sits flat and the piece layers well. If you pick your tight fit gym size, the shoulder seam will sit halfway down your bicep instead of at your shoulder, which is the tell that gives away a size mismatch in photos.

What that means in practice for an Indian buyer:

  • If you want the intended relaxed, dropped shoulder look, buy your true size, not a size up. The oversized fit is already built into the pattern.
  • If you specifically want a tighter, more fitted silhouette, go one size down from your usual.
  • Only size up from your usual pick if you want an extreme oversized look on a smaller frame, and expect the sleeve to run long.

The mistake to avoid is treating Cactus Jack like a regular fitted streetwear brand and sizing up out of habit. You will end up with a hoodie that reads as two sizes too big in every photo.

General unisex streetwear size reference (hoodie)

Because Cactus Jack itself does not publish chest and length numbers for every release, use this as a general unisex streetwear reference, not brand specific data. These are the kind of chest and length ranges an oversized, boxy unisex hoodie typically carries across streetwear labels built the same way as Cactus Jack. Compare them against a hoodie you already own and love the fit of.

Size Body Length (general) Chest (general)
S 27 in / 69 cm 44 in / 112 cm
M 28 in / 71 cm 46 in / 117 cm
L 29 in / 74 cm 48 in / 122 cm
XL 30 in / 76 cm 50 in / 127 cm
XXL 31 in / 79 cm 52 in / 132 cm

(General guidance: standard unisex oversized streetwear chest and length conventions, not Cactus Jack's own published numbers, since the brand does not release a public size guide for most drops.)

Indian frame translation, general reference:

  • 5'5" to 5'7", 55 to 65 kg: S is the true size pick, M if you want the piece to sit closer to your hip.
  • 5'7" to 5'9", 65 to 75 kg: M is the sweet spot for most builds in the intended relaxed fit.
  • 5'9" to 5'11", 75 to 85 kg: L is your true size pick, with room for a layer underneath.
  • 5'11" to 6'1", 85 to 95 kg: XL keeps the dropped shoulder look proportional at this height.
  • Above 6'1" or above 95 kg: XL to XXL, depending on how boxy you want the body.

Our Travis Scott Cactus Jack Choice Hoodie Black is a good example of the standard boxy cut described above and is currently listed with sizes M through XXL. Every piece in the Travis Scott collection is checked in house for label authenticity and stitch quality before it ships from Dehradun, which matters more than usual here since sizing information from the brand itself is thin.

General unisex streetwear size reference (tee)

Cactus Jack tees follow the same boxy, dropped shoulder logic as the hoodie, just shorter in the body. Again, these are general unisex streetwear reference numbers, not a Cactus Jack published chart.

Size Body Length (general) Chest (general)
S 27 in / 69 cm 40 in / 102 cm
M 28 in / 71 cm 42 in / 107 cm
L 29 in / 74 cm 44 in / 112 cm
XL 30 in / 76 cm 46 in / 117 cm
XXL 31 in / 79 cm 48 in / 122 cm

(General guidance: standard unisex oversized streetwear chest and length conventions, not Cactus Jack's own published numbers.)

Indian frame translation, general reference:

  • True Medium in most Indian brands: pick M for the intended relaxed drop, S if you want it closer to fitted.
  • The tee body length is generous by design. Even a size S sits past the belt line on most 5'7" to 5'9" frames.
  • Sleeve length is usually short by design, sitting at the mid bicep rather than the elbow, which is part of the boxy silhouette.

Travis Scott Cactus Jack For Fragment Danger Tee Washed Black, a boxy unisex short sleeve cut.

Photo: Kicks Machine, Travis Scott Cactus Jack For Fragment Danger Tee Washed Black

Quick India sizing translator, general reference

If you usually buy these brands in India, here is the closest Cactus Jack size using the general reference above. Treat this as a starting point, not a guarantee, since exact patterns shift release to release.

Your usual brand Your size Cactus Jack hoodie Cactus Jack tee
H&M, Zara India M M M
Nike, Adidas India M M M
Puma, Reebok India L M S
Decathlon M S S
US brands (Champion, GAP) M M M

Why sizing feels inconsistent release to release

This is the part most buyers do not expect going in. Cactus Jack works with different manufacturers across different collaborations, a solo drop, a Jordan collaboration, a McDonald's collaboration, an artist merchandise run. Each one can grade its pattern slightly differently. A hoodie from one drop can run a touch boxier than a hoodie from another, even in the same labeled size. That is exactly why we lean on general unisex streetwear conventions here instead of promising one fixed number, and why comparing against a piece you already own and love the fit of will always beat trusting a single chart across every Cactus Jack release.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Cactus Jack run big or small? Cactus Jack apparel is built oversized and boxy by design, with a dropped shoulder that is meant to sit past your natural shoulder line. Buy your true size for the intended relaxed look rather than sizing up out of habit, since the roomy fit is already baked into the pattern.
Is Travis Scott Cactus Jack merch unisex? Yes. Cactus Jack hoodies and tees are cut as unisex pieces from the start, which is why the boxy, dropped shoulder silhouette works the same whether the wearer is a man or woman. There is no separate women's specific cut across most drops.
Why doesn't Cactus Jack publish an official size chart? Most Cactus Jack drops are limited runs tied to a specific collaboration or event, not an ongoing catalog line the way Essentials or a big sportswear brand operates. The brand keeps public sizing information minimal, which is why this guide uses general unisex streetwear measurement conventions rather than claiming exact numbers that do not exist publicly.
What size should I get in a Cactus Jack hoodie? Start with your true size for the intended relaxed, dropped shoulder fit. A 5'9", 70 to 75 kg Indian buyer typically lands well in a Large. Check the fit notes on our [Travis Scott Cactus Jack Choice Hoodie Black](https://www.kicksmachine.com/products/travis-scott-cactus-jack-choice-hoodie-black-sale) listing for the exact sizes currently in stock before you decide.
Do Cactus Jack tees fit the same as the hoodies? Not exactly. The hoodie carries more room through the body for layering, while the tee is shorter in the body and shorter in the sleeve since it is meant to sit at the mid bicep. Most buyers pick the same labeled size across both, but the tee will read slightly less oversized on the body than the hoodie does.
Should I compare Cactus Jack sizing to Nike sizing since some drops are Jordan collaborations? Only loosely. A Jordan collaboration Cactus Jack piece still follows the Cactus Jack boxy, oversized pattern rather than standard Nike apparel sizing, so treat it the same as any other Cactus Jack release and size against a piece you already own rather than a Nike size chart.

Picking your first Cactus Jack piece

The hoodie is the easier first buy because the oversized silhouette reads intentional even if the fit lands slightly loose, and it layers well through India's winter months in the north. The tee is the riskier first buy since a boxy tee that runs even one size off can look sloppy rather than deliberate, so if you are new to the brand, start with the hoodie and use that fit as your reference for every tee order after.

Browse the current, authenticated drop in our Travis Scott collection, or the broader streetwear edit if you are building out a fuller rotation beyond Cactus Jack. Every piece ships with original tags intact, cash on delivery is available pan India so you can confirm the fit before you pay in full, and our in house check in Dehradun verifies label and stitch quality before dispatch, which matters most on a brand where the size chart itself is not something you can check twice.