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[ChinaBoy]

17-37 is a big size?

[Demonicat]

yeah mate, I'm afraid that's small to average.

[blaseblasphemener]

These are long length shirts (not standard size), 37 sleeve length, and necks are 17 .

I'm 6'4 and 225 pounds and they are a little big for me. If you have a fat neck, they may not fit you.

[tatu]

Big size? Well that's larger than you will find in any store in Korea.

[Robot_Teacher]

Yes, OP's shirt is American XL size. I'll take a 16.5 inch neck American size L for Large button down. About 105 Korean size. OP's shirt is about 110 Korean size which is rarely seen. Forget about sizes 115 on up as they don't seem to exist as 105 are often absent and sizes go up to 110 on rare occassion. I'm wonder where all these big Korean dudes are getting XXL to XXXXL Korean clothes and the sizes in pant waist inch run 2 inches smaller than actual as in 38 inch being a real 36 inch American size. Maybe special order. Often 105's are hard to find in something cheap you see you'll wear this season. I'm being cheap on some things in mind to throw it away when I fly in August while my investment in 3 $60 to $100 polo button down shirts are going with me. I got 3 new cheap 15,000 won pants recently for this season that are NOT going with me as the darned laundry shop cut em' 1 inch too short and they look like shit after 1 washing. Need to starch and iron. But I'm still going to wear them to work anyhow. It's not a sales or business job and Korea has low standards, except snazzy shiny suits for executives and fashion bling use.