No published fabric weight, but the widest plus-size coverage of any brand we track. Is Stay Another Day worth it?

Last updated: August 30, 2026

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Stay Another Day prints the number 988 (the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) across nearly its entire catalog and states that a portion of every sale goes to that cause. Beyond the mission, though, is the apparel itself a reasonable buy? We compared its pricing, size range, and fabric approach against the other four streetwear brands we track.

How we chose

We read Stay Another Day's full live catalog on August 30, 2026 (119 products) and compared its published pricing, size options, and named fabric blanks against Jamroc Dept., Farm Brand USA, Surf Trip Supply, and Silva Espadas.

The strongest case: size range

This is where Stay Another Day genuinely stands out among the five brands we track:

Brand Reaches 3XL Reaches 5XL
Stay Another Day 96 of 119 (81%) 47 of 119 (39%)
Jamroc Dept. 70 of 244 (29%) 19 of 244 (8%)
Farm Brand USA 14 of 186 (8%) 0 of 186
Silva Espadas 16 of 119 (13%) 0 of 119
Surf Trip Supply 0 of 50 0 of 50

No other brand we track comes close on the proportion of its catalog that reaches 3XL and 5XL. If size coverage matters more than any other factor, Stay Another Day is the clear leader.

What you don't get: published fabric weight

Stay Another Day doesn't publish a GSM or ounce figure on any apparel product we checked. What it does publish is the name of the blank garment: hoodies and crewnecks are built on Gildan Heavy Blend / Heavyweight Fleece, and tees on Comfort Colors — both well-known, mid-to-heavy weight blanks in the printing industry, even without an exact number attached. That's a real data point, just a less precise one than Jamroc's or Farm Brand's published ounce/GSM figures.

The cause, stated honestly

Stay Another Day's own site states that "a portion of every sale will be donated to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline." It does not publish what percentage, and we haven't found an independently audited breakdown — so this is the brand's own stated commitment, not a verified financial claim. If you or someone you know is struggling, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is reachable by call or text at 988, free and confidential, 24/7.

Price, in context

Brand Tee price Hoodie price
Stay Another Day $28–35 $55–63
Farm Brand USA $24–35 $40–60
Jamroc Dept. $34–85 $120–165

Stay Another Day sits close to Farm Brand on price, a bit above it, and well below Jamroc Dept. — mid-pack among the five brands we track.

Who it's worth it for

Who should shop elsewhere

Frequently asked questions

Does Stay Another Day publish fabric weight?
No — not on any apparel product we checked. It names the blank garment (Gildan Heavy Blend/Heavyweight Fleece for hoodies, Comfort Colors for tees) instead of an exact ounce or GSM figure.

Which brand has the best plus-size coverage?
Stay Another Day, clearly — 39% of its catalog reaches 5XL, far ahead of any other brand we track.

How much of a purchase goes to charity?
The brand states a portion of sales goes to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline but doesn't publish a specific percentage.

Methodology and limitations

This is a price and published-data comparison, not a hands-on quality test. We compared Stay Another Day's live catalog against four other streetwear brands' live catalogs, all pulled on August 30, 2026. Prices, sizes and stock reflect a single snapshot and change constantly.

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