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Posted by Ian on Dec-19-2007 17:51:

north american clothes sizes?

I'm trying to work out stuff for my sis-in-law who wants to get me my xmas present of a t-shirt. i know what i want but i dunno what sizes are in north american countries, so if i ask here can u tell me the following in inches please

L
XL
XXL


gracias


Posted by bas on Dec-19-2007 17:53:

Depends on the brand of shirt.


Posted by Ian on Dec-19-2007 17:56:

it's hockey-wear so it'll be Reebok


Posted by Salegon on Dec-19-2007 17:58:

Clothes converter


Posted by Project-K on Dec-19-2007 18:00:

Welcome to north america, where the size displayed is no indication of how big a shirt actually is.


Posted by callme:gsmile: on Dec-19-2007 18:01:

it all depends if its a t shrit, practice jersey, non game jersey, game jersey (with the fighting straps.), goalie jersey. I'm guessing its the non game edition jerseys, in which a larger size is good. What size normal shirt are you...(uk and canadian sizes are pretty much the same)


Posted by Ian on Dec-19-2007 18:02:

thanks but that lists uk & us as identical, yet in my current t-shirt for example, it says "UK XXL, US XL" so i dunno sizings here have changed which is weird, XXL used to be 50-52" but is now 46-48 in some or 48-50" in others. it's hard to know who to believe


Posted by trunks1022 on Dec-19-2007 18:04:

from shop.nhl.com

http://shop.nhl.com/product/getInfo...egoryId=2826081


Posted by Ian on Dec-19-2007 18:07:

im looking at this



it's pretty much every-day wear, we have a lack of good long-sleeved t-shirts here but they're my winter saviour


Posted by callme:gsmile: on Dec-19-2007 18:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
thanks but that lists uk & us as identical, yet in my current t-shirt for example, it says "UK XXL, US XL" so i dunno sizings here have changed which is weird, XXL used to be 50-52" but is now 46-48 in some or 48-50" in others. it's hard to know who to believe


well if its an official game jersey its alot bigger due to the equipment being put on under it. But i'm not sure you are going to go that route since they are about 5 times the cost of "fan" jerseys. I only buy goalie jerseys and haven't played up front in years so i forget what the sizes are like.


Posted by Ian on Dec-19-2007 18:08:

thanks trunks (and obv anf) I really want the Ovechkin or Lecavallier jerseys but she won't buy those


Posted by callme:gsmile: on Dec-19-2007 18:11:

xxl...thats a pussy jersey


Posted by Ian on Dec-19-2007 18:12:

quote:
Originally posted by callme
well if its an official game jersey its alot bigger due to the equipment being put on under it. But i'm not sure you are going to go that route since they are about 5 times the cost of "fan" jerseys. I only buy goalie jerseys and haven't played up front in years so i forget what the sizes are like.


aye, they're about 180dollars. Don't really wanna pay that much for anything yet. I mean one day perhaps i'll buy one but t-shirt wise, there's some nice nhl ones in the cheapish category


Posted by trunks1022 on Dec-19-2007 18:19:

ian, hope this other sizing chart helps

http://shop.nhl.com/info/index.jsp?...oType=infosport

and let's go rangers


Posted by callme:gsmile: on Dec-19-2007 18:20:

lol chris simon.


Posted by trunks1022 on Dec-19-2007 18:21:

quote:
Originally posted by callme
lol chris simon.


islander


Posted by bas on Dec-19-2007 18:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
im looking at this



it's pretty much every-day wear, we have a lack of good long-sleeved t-shirts here but they're my winter saviour

Ah...if it's a regular shirt you'd probably be an XL. I could probably wear a large or a medium and I'm 6-2. The medium would my chest, but the large would probably fit my length and arms.


Posted by callme:gsmile: on Dec-19-2007 18:44:

im 6 4 but slim...xl fits like a glove..ian is bigger, trust me xl will lack in the shoulders.


Posted by Ian on Dec-19-2007 19:01:

quote:
Originally posted by callme
im 6 4 but slim...xl fits like a glove..ian is bigger, trust me xl will lack in the shoulders.


this man (for once) knows the truth shoulders are my biggest bitching point in tops.


Posted by nchs09 on Dec-19-2007 19:33:

Re: north american clothes sizes?

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
I'm trying to work out stuff for my sis-in-law who wants to get me my xmas present of a t-shirt. i know what i want but i dunno what sizes are in north american countries, so if i ask here can u tell me the following in inches please

L
XL
XXL


gracias
get the FUBU XXX


Posted by Ian on Dec-19-2007 20:01:

Re: Re: north american clothes sizes?

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
get the FUBU XXX


in english, puto


Posted by bas on Dec-19-2007 20:06:

FUBU = hip hop brand. Stands for For Us Niggas, By Us Niggas (at least that's what I heard lol). Technically it should be FUNBUN


Posted by Project-K on Dec-19-2007 21:41:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
FUBU = hip hop brand. Stands for For Us Niggas, By Us Niggas (at least that's what I heard lol). Technically it should be FUNBUN


I prefer FUBAK. For us by asian kids.


Posted by Vivid Boy on Dec-19-2007 21:43:

theres only two sizes

white
black


Posted by Audious on Dec-19-2007 21:58:

All of our sizes are 600% larger than European sizes for all of our fatties.


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