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Post by usctroll on Nov 3, 2014 9:16:06 GMT -6
So on the shirts the only difference between slim and regular fit is that the regular fit is an inch longer in the body? Wut.
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Post by Griffin on Nov 3, 2014 11:50:13 GMT -6
I believe that the sizes on body is not the shirt, but your body size measured with a soft measuringtape. So it doesnt matter what size you are, if you choose the slim it will be cut using a slim style. The actual shirt will be the normal added inches from the bodysize. So when choosing 40, the shirt will be maybe 45".
Relizing this just now, I should have chosen both styles to see which fits me best.
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Post by Griffin on Nov 3, 2014 11:58:46 GMT -6
Maybe @laura can tell us what style is on the pics of the shirts. Are they all slim?
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Post by Dirty_Denim on Nov 3, 2014 12:44:16 GMT -6
I believe that the sizes on body is not the shirt, but your body size measured with a soft measuringtape. So it doesnt matter what size you are, if you choose the slim it will be cut using a slim style. The actual shirt will be the normal added inches from the bodysize. So when choosing 40, the shirt will be maybe 45". Relizing this just now, I should have chosen both styles to see which fits me best. YESSS |
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Post by jbreitenbucher on Nov 3, 2014 14:08:12 GMT -6
Best thing is to just put your actual measurements into the notes (following the measuring guides) and indicate that you choose a shirt size based on prior sizing experience but would like to know if it is the right size based on your measurements.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 3, 2014 15:31:29 GMT -6
Maybe @laura can tell us what style is on the pics of the shirts. Are they all slim? Yes. Roman wears a slim fit size large, if that helps. |
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Post by jray on Nov 3, 2014 16:07:20 GMT -6
Laura-I sent an email this morning to info@lawless... for a production update and to ask a question. Did you receive it?
Thanks
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Post by davelewis on Nov 3, 2014 17:03:44 GMT -6
I believe that the sizes on body is not the shirt, but your body size measured with a soft measuringtape. So it doesnt matter what size you are, if you choose the slim it will be cut using a slim style. The actual shirt will be the normal added inches from the bodysize. So when choosing 40, the shirt will be maybe 45". Relizing this just now, I should have chosen both styles to see which fits me best. YESSS But, per the size chart, if you order the same size in a slim, and a regular, the slim will have a smaller chest, waist, and length measurment out of the box. |
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Post by pdxvegan on Nov 3, 2014 17:22:23 GMT -6
Hey all, first time posting! Any Idea what size Type II jacket Roman is wearing? I'm confused about the jacket sizing.
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Post by ickes on Nov 3, 2014 17:28:05 GMT -6
pdxvegan; welcome to the forum! I believe Roman wears a large
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Post by Dirty_Denim on Nov 3, 2014 17:40:07 GMT -6
But, per the size chart, if you order the same size in a slim, and a regular, the slim will have a smaller chest, waist, and length measurment out of the box. All being worked on. We are aware of all the sizing questions & are releasing new charts as we speak. So far the shirts have been updated to have a chest & a ptp measurement . Why the chest & PTP you ask? Same reason why you up size a belt. You have your waist & then you add the belt on top of that which makes the belt have to be larger. If you wear shirts that have a PTP of 21 then your chest is likely a 38-39. This is where the initial measurements were off because we had true chest measurements that totally confused people. Chest measurement is not PTP, PTP is the shirts measurement from left to right |
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Post by pdxvegan on Nov 3, 2014 18:04:26 GMT -6
Thanks for all the hard work! I'm excited to place my order tonight!
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Post by jbreitenbucher on Nov 3, 2014 18:16:24 GMT -6
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Post by ickes on Nov 3, 2014 18:20:26 GMT -6
thanks jb! Nice, looks like I'm still a Large shirt
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Post by bugula on Nov 3, 2014 18:23:59 GMT -6
yep, looks like i'm back to an L too. hahaha. from an L to an XXXL back to an L in a day. weight watchers commercials here i come!
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Post by warpnweft on Nov 3, 2014 21:48:36 GMT -6
I'm still so confused with this shirt chart:
I measure out as a 44" chest, 35" waist
If I followed the true chest measurement,... I'd be selecting XXl with p2p chest measurement of 50" ?!? I could maybe use it as nightgown at 50"
So do I totally neglect these true size measurements, and just go with the actual shirt measurements?
Thanks in advance
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Post by ickes on Nov 3, 2014 22:17:37 GMT -6
shit...actually I'm like an XL on the size chart....hmmmm
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Post by bpoosoc on Nov 3, 2014 22:23:19 GMT -6
I'm still so confused with this shirt chart: I measure out as a 44" chest, 35" waist If I followed the true chest measurement,... I'd be selecting XXl with p2p chest measurement of 50" ?!? I could maybe use it as nightgown at 50" So do I totally neglect these true size measurements, and just go with the actual shirt measurements? Thanks in advance The 50 p2p sounds reasonable. Why don't you measure the P2P of shirts you currently have. I'm sure they're around the same measurement. If you ordered the size with true 44in,the shirt would be literally skin tight. I'm a 38" chest, and the M, with a 42in (21inch p2p) is just about perfect. Is there any possibly to request shorter body and sleeve length? Shorter by maybe 1 inch. |
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Post by warpnweft on Nov 3, 2014 22:31:17 GMT -6
I'm still so confused with this shirt chart: I measure out as a 44" chest, 35" waist If I followed the true chest measurement,... I'd be selecting XXl with p2p chest measurement of 50" ?!? I could maybe use it as nightgown at 50" So do I totally neglect these true size measurements, and just go with the actual shirt measurements? Thanks in advance The 50 p2p sounds reasonable. Why don't you measure the P2P of shirts you currently have. I'm sure they're around the same measurement. If you ordered the size with true 44in,the shirt would be literally skin tight. I'm a 38" chest, and the M, with a 42in (21inch p2p) is just about perfect. Is there any possibly to request shorter body and sleeve length? Shorter by maybe 1 inch. Well that's just it, most of my shirts are 45-46" p2p, 50" I'm literally swimming in (even my heaviest jacket is 48") Should I just go with a Size Large (which is my usual size) at a 46" shirt chest, and just ignore the 40" true chest? |
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Post by exophobe on Nov 3, 2014 22:39:02 GMT -6
The 50 p2p sounds reasonable. Why don't you measure the P2P of shirts you currently have. I'm sure they're around the same measurement. If you ordered the size with true 44in,the shirt would be literally skin tight. I'm a 38" chest, and the M, with a 42in (21inch p2p) is just about perfect. Is there any possibly to request shorter body and sleeve length? Shorter by maybe 1 inch. Well that's just it, most of my shirts are 45-46" p2p, 50" I'm literally swimming in (even my heaviest jacket is 48") Should I just go with a Size Large (which is my usual size) at a 46" shirt chest, and just ignore the 40" true chest? Just get a tape measure, or go to a tailor and get measured, then you'll know your real measurements, and know exactly how much of a "vanity size" diet you need to go on. I know the first time I measured my waist (as I was getting into Gustin) it prompted the nearly 30 pounds I've dropped this year. But this way, you know what your measurements are, you can tell Lawless, and then you don't have to fret anymore. |
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Post by warpnweft on Nov 3, 2014 23:10:49 GMT -6
Thanks for the advice, but I'm not a newbie, I know my measurements.... All I'm saying is this shirt chart is questionable... No man in their right mind who has a 44" chest, would go and buy a shirt/jacket at 50" unless he intended to have 3 layers on underneath...
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Post by Deleted on Nov 3, 2014 23:20:17 GMT -6
Seeing the new size charts i'll probably go ahead and change the sizing on the shirts I ordered. The shoulder widths look a bit wide for each corresponding chest size by about .5" or so to me.
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Post by warpnweft on Nov 3, 2014 23:27:56 GMT -6
Ya I just went off the "actual shirt size", and changed anything I needed in the comments section, hope all turns out well.... For the price ya literally can't beat it.
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Post by Griffin on Nov 4, 2014 1:55:50 GMT -6
Thanks for the advice, but I'm not a newbie, I know my measurements.... All I'm saying is this shirt chart is questionable... No man in their right mind who has a 44" chest, would go and buy a shirt/jacket at 50" unless he intended to have 3 layers on underneath... Im also no newbie, and really cannot fathom a 44" chest being able to wear a 45" shirt. It must be hellatight? Are you sure your not talking about a shirt shat has the number 45 on it? Chest measurement: Soft tape around your body = 44" P2P: 0.5" under the arms straight across a lying shirt you usually wear x2 = 45" ^ you mean this? |
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Post by warpnweft on Nov 4, 2014 2:31:00 GMT -6
Thanks for the advice, but I'm not a newbie, I know my measurements.... All I'm saying is this shirt chart is questionable... No man in their right mind who has a 44" chest, would go and buy a shirt/jacket at 50" unless he intended to have 3 layers on underneath... Im also no newbie, and really cannot fathom a 44" chest being able to wear a 45" shirt. It must be hellatight? Are you sure your not talking about a shirt shat has the number 45 on it? Chest measurement: Soft tape around your body = 44" P2P: 0.5" under the arms straight across a lying shirt you usually wear x2 = 45" ^ you mean this? For me: A shirt w/ p2p of 44" ---> "hellatight" " " " 45" ---> "Tailored fit" " " " 46" ---> "slim, but comfortable" " " " 48" ---> "baggy for a shirt, but good for coat" " " " 50" ---> "MuMu status" |
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