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Mixed Employee Shirt Size Calculator

Blended workforce sizing. Tune the gender mix to match your team - the rest of the curve adjusts with it.

Most companies aren't all-corporate or all-trades. If your team blends office and operational staff, plug in headcount, set the gender mix to match reality, and you'll get a per-size order that handles both ends of the curve.

Total to order
150
Buffer
+0%
Biggest bucket
L · 39
Adult — combined
Standard curve at 50% female.
  • XS
    54%
  • S
    2215%
  • M
    3725%
  • L
    3926%
  • XL
    2718%
  • 2XL
    139%
  • 3XL
    75%
Men's cut
50% of demand
  • XS
    3
  • S
    11
  • M
    19
  • L
    20
  • XL
    14
  • 2XL
    7
  • 3XL
    4
Ladies' cut
50% of demand
  • XS
    2
  • S
    11
  • M
    18
  • L
    19
  • XL
    13
  • 2XL
    6
  • 3XL
    3
Why these numbers
  • Using the Mixed workforce preset — curve calibrated for a balanced full-headcount gifting order.
  • Balanced at 50% female, which pushes the curve toward S–M.
  • No tail bias — the curve isn't pushed toward bigger or smaller sizes.
  • No replacement cushion — order matches headcount exactly.
  • Total = headcount × (1 + 0%) replacement cushion.
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Frequently asked

What is a mixed workforce in this context?
Teams that combine office and operational staff - retail HQs with warehouse, hospitals with floor staff, manufacturers with corporate, and so on. The size mix sits between pure corporate and pure blue-collar.
How do I tune the calculator for my team?
Start with the gender mix slider - it's the biggest lever. Then if your team leans heavier toward operations, you may want to add a couple of percentage points to 2XL/3XL by hand.
Should I split men's and ladies' cuts?
Usually yes for mixed workforces. Office staff in particular notice fit; trades staff are mostly indifferent. Split cut is the safe default.
When should I use the Blue Collar or Corporate calculators instead?
If your team is overwhelmingly one or the other. Use this one when you genuinely have a blend.

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