I am on the shorter side, and just about anything and everything is impossible. the small size sometimes fits, sometimes I'm swimming. Turns finding clothes to wear into a waste of a day. Trying to measure myself and use sizing charts made it so much more confusing as to why nothing fits, because somehow that never aligns with the actual product.
As an industrial Designer I can tell you that sizing drives me nuts. When you see size issues with in a brand, the issue is the contact factory they use to make their garments. That also goes into the issue that a lot Brands don't actually have Fit/Pattern Designers or Industrial Designers to insure that all their clothing is the same size regardless of the garment factory its made in. Shockingly too is most Fashion Designers, Can't Sew and don't know how to make patterns. Brands that have size issues typically will contact a garment manufacture that may already make a shirt in a pattern they want, they send them fabric etc. details to have the shirt made and will just go by that factory's sizing without actually checking to see if it meets their size guide. Happy New Year!
I've found this true of on-line shopping. You're correct! Sizes are all over the board. Very frustrating. Try them on before you buy. I don't buy on-line unless it is a VERY trusted reliable source. Wrangler shirts are a multiplicity of sizes within . . . ONE . . . size. It is mainly due to foreign manufacture inconsistencies. Another thing I don't like among many clothing manufacturers is 100% cotton. Prefer different percentages of other combined fabrics for easy wear, minor shrinkage (or none) and no ironing. Does anyone agree with this?
Shirts are always a problem for me. I have to try on everything. Being 5'10", 210 pounds, and a weight lifter I never get a perfect fit. XL usually fits and is a little bit big but Larges are often too small around the shoulders and back that it fits but I can't hardly move my arms or the sleeves pull up on me if I move at all. One exception what Wyoming Traders. I ordered a few shirts through tractor supply in xl and they were like almost a XXL in other brands. I had ro exchange for a Large, then it was as big as a wrangler xl
I totally agree. I always have to try stuff on. I’m a tall guy and a lot of times it’s hard to find shirts with sleeves long enough because it seems it’s harder to find tall sizes now. However if I can find something on Amazon I will do the try before you buy in about 4 different sizes lol
I feel this so bad. It's gotten to the point where when I find a pair of pants, shirt, socks, etc . that fits, I end up buying that one specific style and version of that clothing, if that makes sense.
Great video bro sizing is definitely something I struggle with anytime I buy clothes. I’d say we’re about the same size , what are some brands you recommend for pearl snap shirts I’ve only really worn wrangler and tecova
Yeah, its gotten easier for me. Ive bulked up a bit and just about all mediums are too tight in the shoulders and back so my decision has been made for me, larges here on lol
I feel the Wranglers, I can only order online from EU and their S size is massive on me
I always eyeball it and never admit when I'm wrong.
Thats the way to do it!
I am on the shorter side, and just about anything and everything is impossible. the small size sometimes fits, sometimes I'm swimming. Turns finding clothes to wear into a waste of a day. Trying to measure myself and use sizing charts made it so much more confusing as to why nothing fits, because somehow that never aligns with the actual product.
I hear ya. I like wrangler shirts, i wear three different sizes across, their brands.
I wear wrangler cowboy cut jeans in 34, fits normal, but when I bought the classic fit rugged wear it fit like it was a size or 2 down
As an industrial Designer I can tell you that sizing drives me nuts. When you see size issues with in a brand, the issue is the contact factory they use to make their garments. That also goes into the issue that a lot Brands don't actually have Fit/Pattern Designers or Industrial Designers to insure that all their clothing is the same size regardless of the garment factory its made in. Shockingly too is most Fashion Designers, Can't Sew and don't know how to make patterns. Brands that have size issues typically will contact a garment manufacture that may already make a shirt in a pattern they want, they send them fabric etc. details to have the shirt made and will just go by that factory's sizing without actually checking to see if it meets their size guide. Happy New Year!
I've found this true of on-line shopping. You're correct! Sizes are all over the board. Very frustrating.
Try them on before you buy. I don't buy on-line unless it is a VERY trusted reliable source. Wrangler shirts are a multiplicity of sizes within . . . ONE . . . size. It is mainly due to foreign manufacture inconsistencies. Another thing I don't like among many clothing manufacturers is 100% cotton. Prefer different percentages of other combined fabrics for easy wear, minor shrinkage (or none) and no ironing. Does anyone agree with this?
Shirts are always a problem for me. I have to try on everything. Being 5'10", 210 pounds, and a weight lifter I never get a perfect fit. XL usually fits and is a little bit big but Larges are often too small around the shoulders and back that it fits but I can't hardly move my arms or the sleeves pull up on me if I move at all.
One exception what Wyoming Traders. I ordered a few shirts through tractor supply in xl and they were like almost a XXL in other brands. I had ro exchange for a Large, then it was as big as a wrangler xl
I totally agree & it's a headache. With shirts, I have to go & try them on directly at a brick & mortar store! Happy New Year ✌
I totally agree. I always have to try stuff on. I’m a tall guy and a lot of times it’s hard to find shirts with sleeves long enough because it seems it’s harder to find tall sizes now. However if I can find something on Amazon I will do the try before you buy in about 4 different sizes lol
I feel this so bad. It's gotten to the point where when I find a pair of pants, shirt, socks, etc . that fits, I end up buying that one specific style and version of that clothing, if that makes sense.
Can u do a review on azulado boots
Great video bro sizing is definitely something I struggle with anytime I buy clothes. I’d say we’re about the same size , what are some brands you recommend for pearl snap shirts I’ve only really worn wrangler and tecova
Yeah, its gotten easier for me. Ive bulked up a bit and just about all mediums are too tight in the shoulders and back so my decision has been made for me, larges here on lol
Don't even get me started on jeans man, whats the difference in regular, straight, and even f'in original cut😂👏all the same thing I swear💀
I know, it's ridiculous. Men's jeans used to be a 34 was a 34. now its a guessing game
just be glad your not fat this becomes way worse
Oh yeah man, I have friends tell me about how ridiculous sizing is for them.