This.How are you guys that are 5'10 - 6'0 wearing M and L T-shirts. I am 6'0 190 and a L feels like a mid rif muscle shirt. XL here for the most comfort.
Suit size is generally a truer indication of your torso.Better might be suit size. 41L is a perfect fit, normally tailor in a 42L.
I have to say that I never anticipated Joe posting this particular topic. Live and learn.
Agree. I’m 6’1”, 208 XL6’2, 225. I wear XL
BMI is a ridiculously poor formula to decide if one is overweight. Nearly all professional athletes are obese according to BMI.
I’m 5’10” and wear M/L, but I weigh in the 155-160 pound range.snellman said:How are you guys that are 5'10 - 6'0 wearing M and L T-shirts. I am 6'0 190 and a L feels like a mid rif muscle shirt. XL here for the most comfort.
i'm slightly taller and heavier. i'm a medium guy. i've got broad shoulders and larges hang off me.snellman said:How are you guys that are 5'10 - 6'0 wearing M and L T-shirts. I am 6'0 190 and a L feels like a mid rif muscle shirt. XL here for the most comfort.
It's the hormones in the chicken, man.I gain weight in the man boobs first then gut second.
Range between a M and a L, different brands fit differently.Joe Bryant said:Tangent point - for the guys who wear a shirt in the XS to XL range, do you have to actively work at it to be there? Is it just natural? Maybe same shape as a XXL guy just not as tall? That kind of thing.
I'm now realizing I probably should have asked this with BMI score but that requires more work. Still super easy though https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/educational/lose_wt/BMI/bmicalc.htm
Sort of my take. I know when we offered FBG T-shirts, the poll results are not representative for shirts that were ordered.The skinny guys are all posting their weight and size and the bigger guys aren't even responding to the poll.
In the best shape of my adult life, I was around 195 lbs at 6'1". I needed an XL for sure ... Larges felt like wearing wet Spandex.dkp993 said:At 6 foot 190 I still can’t figure out how that’s an XL. The sizing has never made sense to me.
Asking for a friend. When will FBG come out with an officially licensed muumuu?Sort of my take. I know when we offered FBG T-shirts, the poll results are not representative for shirts that were ordered.
No doubt, me too. I just don’t think of myself as an “extra large” guy. Feel pretty average size honestlyIn the best shape of my adult life, I was around 195 lbs at 6'1". I needed an XL for sure ... Larges felt like wearing wet Spandex.
Let's just say I'm not in the best shape of my adult life anymore (triple X these days).
Realistically? Just eyeballing it among the guys in the world around me, not just people I know ... a good 1/4 of men are in double X or larger. I don't personally consider a triple X a freakishly huge size ... but then, that's what I wear and I'm using myself as the measure (Academically, I know better :( ).Sort of my take. I know when we offered FBG T-shirts, the poll results are not representative for shirts that were ordered.
Agreed -- a men's large is not a large-man's size. Not in the modern U.S., anyway.No doubt, me too. I just don’t think of myself as an “extra large” guy. Feel pretty average size honestly
I did and I think I'm obese or borderline obese according to BMI. I also know my normal weight is almost impossible to attain as at my best I'm 190.Sort of my take. I know when we offered FBG T-shirts, the poll results are not representative for shirts that were ordered.
For me to get to a healthy BMI at this point ... it's either bariatric surgery or getting lost in the Andes.I did and I think I'm obese or borderline obese according to BMI. I also know my normal weight is almost impossible to attain as at my best I'm 190.
I wouldn't write yourself off yet -- a realistic weight goal for starting weight loss might not be attaining a normal BMI for a lot of people.For me to get to a healthy BMI at this point ... it's either bariatric surgery or getting lost in the Andes.
Yeah, if you have any kind of upper body mass (chest, pythons, etc), most larges feel and look too tight.In the best shape of my adult life, I was around 195 lbs at 6'1". I needed an XL for sure ... Larges felt like wearing wet Spandex.
Let's just say I'm not in the best shape of my adult life anymore (triple X these days).
Mine are always too tight to drape over my bicep. Broad enough for my shoulders and then they are billowing at my waist. Think fat The Rock, but taller and older, and more Caucasianeee.guys who are around that 6' - 190 - 200 lbs mark that are wearing XL or larger... are you not comfortable with a shirt that fits a bit more snugly?
https://www.petermanningnyc.com/blogs/news/117641924-how-a-polo-shirt-should-fit
do your shirts look like this? or like this?
The guy in the black polo is not far off jockey size (he's shown with an ADULT SMALL Ralph Lauren polo elsewhere in your link).
My issue primary is length. L’s are a little tight, really bad in sweaters/sweatshirts but length is the issue 90% of the time.guys who are around that 6' - 190 - 200 lbs mark that are wearing XL or larger... are you not comfortable with a shirt that fits a bit more snugly?
https://www.petermanningnyc.com/blogs/news/117641924-how-a-polo-shirt-should-fit
do your shirts look like this? or like this?
the correct size shirt will also have correct sleeve length. it looks awkward because the shirt is too big and he's probably tucking a lot of excess material in to his pants, to boot.I personally think the guy with the blue polo is fine. Except maybe for the sleeve length -- for that, he could try out different makers and styles. Or even get it altered. If the sleeves even bother him at all.
Same, but a bit shorter and a bit heavier. OK, 20 pounds heavier.zed2283 said:Undershirt is a M.
Outer t-shirt is a L.
6'0" 166-170
I fit right into that range. The second pic is way too tight for me. But the first is too big. Mine fit somewhere in between.guys who are around that 6' - 190 - 200 lbs mark that are wearing XL or larger... are you not comfortable with a shirt that fits a bit more snugly?
https://www.petermanningnyc.com/blogs/news/117641924-how-a-polo-shirt-should-fit
do your shirts look like this? or like this?
what about "tall" fit shirts?My issue primary is length. L’s are a little tight, really bad in sweaters/sweatshirts but length is the issue 90% of the time.
I was one of the first to answer so I didn’t include it, just my shirt sizeThe skinny guys are all posting their weight and size and the bigger guys aren't even responding to the poll.
This is kind of what I meant on the first page when I said I went from L to M and it wasn't because I lost weight. I'm 5'11"/6' and weigh between 165-175. I always wore large T shirts and Polo shirts because I felt like I was supposed to. I eventually realized it made me look sloppy and have been going with medium ever since. It's just a better look.guys who are around that 6' - 190 - 200 lbs mark that are wearing XL or larger... are you not comfortable with a shirt that fits a bit more snugly?
https://www.petermanningnyc.com/blogs/news/117641924-how-a-polo-shirt-should-fit
do your shirts look like this? or like this?
It's like the Facebook effect where everyone posts their happy stories so everyone thinks they're the only ones whose life is a mess.Sort of my take. I know when we offered FBG T-shirts, the poll results are not representative for shirts that were ordered.