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bogey666
Joined: 17 Mar 2008
Location: Korea, the ass free zone
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 Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 4:26 pm Post subject: Korean 2XL size- t-shirts |
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Ok, so I got myself some babo t-shirts (the Koreans at my school were quite amused by them)
but I'm finding the Korean 2XL size is tight across chest/shoulders and upper back. It's more of a muscle shirt feel, which I hate.. as I hate tight clothes.
distinctly feels like many American "large" sizes... which means they're TWO full sizes off from "American".
anyways - strongly considering switching again to a 3XL - anyone have both of these sizes and is there a marked difference and if so, to what extent?
the contact at babo worries that 3XL would be "too" big for me.
also - do you think the shirts will stretch/ grow a bit roomier with some use/wear? |
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Robot_Teacher
Joined: 18 Feb 2009
Location: Robotting Around the World
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They seem to cater to the stereotypical tiny petite sized Asian person, but fact is, most are plenty filled out with many L to XL to XXL sized people. Big sizes are hard to come by in the proper diminsions. I'm a 36 inch waist in Western pants, but a snug 38 inch in Korean pants. I'm a Korean XL or 105 in shirt, but L in Western shirt.
It's tough to get good clothing. I'd return the shirts if possible and go with something else. |
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