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11/15/09 at 5:09am

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post #17 of 19

11/15/09 at 5:37am

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11/15/09 at 9:24am

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Can't go wrong with either one I think but Kiton would be my pick.

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11/15/09 at 8:45pm

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Originally Posted by Nicola

I did the math. The further you get from 48 the less the plus ten rule of thumb works. A 52 is a 104cm. Which would be a 41.

There is no such thing as a rule of 10 on a inch to cm conversion. You are subtracting rather than multiplying and dividing. The original comment is correct. A 54 cm size is a 108 cm chest converting to a 42.6 inch chest. However if a suit is carried in 42 and 44 in US sizes (Brioni), that is your choices. If carried in e sizes than your choices are 42.6 and 44.2. So someone that fits one better likley will fit the other less well. The 42.6 fits me best. I suppose if anyone carried a 43 in US sizes that would work swimmingly well. The equation is US Chest size in inches; Europe US Chest size in CM divided by 2. Perry