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#1
 2008-08-23, 09:45
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The Cooler King 
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Jacket sizing.
Howdy,
Never really had a need of this forum before but I need to replace my old jacket.
Only thing is everywhere on the net seems to sell via the Sizing method and having just moved I'm buggered if i know where a measuring tape is.
So I'm kinda hoping someone could give me a rough estimate on what 'Medium' in jacket sizing is.
The closest estimate I think I've come to is 42 but I want to get that right.
Thanks folks.
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#2
 2008-09-05, 03:37
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Narnia. It is a silly place.
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Re: Jacket sizing.
I work in the formalwear industry and often arrange my company's store displays. We have the option of using two different shirt sizes on display mannequins, either M-3 or M-5, both of which fit a 40 regular suit jacket with 2" inseam sleeves.
You'll probably fit a 40 or 42 regular suit jacket, unless of course you have shorter or longer arms, in which case you'll want - you guessed it! A 40 or 42 short or long.
In either of those cases you could also purchase a regular sizing and have the sleeves taken up or down.
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#3
 2008-09-05, 12:22
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Re: Jacket sizing.
The sizing around the chest is 4" bigger than the size of the chest of the person wearing it.
So if you have a jacket that is 42" around the chest, it will be made for someone who is a size 38.
It's to allow space for the chest for either inhaled or exhaled.
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#4
 2008-09-06, 14:47
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Re: Jacket sizing.
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Originally Posted by Bckpckr
I work in the formalwear industry and often arrange my company's store displays. We have the option of using two different shirt sizes on display mannequins, either M-3 or M-5, both of which fit a 40 regular suit jacket with 2" inseam sleeves.
You'll probably fit a 40 or 42 regular suit jacket, unless of course you have shorter or longer arms, in which case you'll want - you guessed it! A 40 or 42 short or long.
In either of those cases you could also purchase a regular sizing and have the sleeves taken up or down.
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What happens if you need something 42 around the chest but 50 in the shoulders and long in the arms?
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#5
 2008-09-08, 12:05
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Re: Jacket sizing.
What happens if you need something 42 around the chest but 50 in the shoulders and long in the arms?
you get a tailored suit.
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#6
 2008-09-09, 06:04
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Ed Lister 
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Re: Jacket sizing.
What happens if you need something 42 around the chest but 50 in the shoulders and long in the arms?
You wear a mu mu in lieu of normal people clothes to hide your horrible body shape shame.
http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k226/kacylynnelizabeth/fat.jpg
...although sometimes the shame will rear it's ugly head anyway...
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#7
 2008-09-10, 01:15
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Re: Jacket sizing.
You wear a mu mu in lieu of normal people clothes to hide your horrible body shape shame.
http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k226/kacylynnelizabeth/fat.jpg
...although sometimes the shame will rear it's ugly head anyway...
...uuuhh, no.
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