The new official TOJ thread, 2011 - Page 1794

^Brad is right.

To elaborate a little more, it's a multiplier for each of your measurements. You raw chest measurement x 1.08 "should" be a regular fit. I believe this best works with lamb though as calf is a little heavier and thicker so might as well size up.

Wait, can someone explain to me how those numbers work?

If I had 17.5 shoulders, multiplying by any of those numbers seems way too big.

ah ok, it was just a bit confusing because i thought gbear said it was for each of your measurements. so the multiplier only applies to the chest, that makes sense.

Yeah, take your chest and multiply byt 1.05 / 1.08 / 1.1, then find the closest size. So if you have a 40" chest, 42" for a tight fit, 43" for slim, and 44" for relaxed. Which corresponds out to 48, 49, and 50 in toj sizing, respectively . Not sure if drew recommends those multipliers for calf, but I do know I was skeptical of all of this until this calf jacket.

i was not aware of this multiplier thing, got 20,3'' p2p on my qmdr and my chest measures 92cm. oh well guess i'll do some pushups while i wait.

IIRC, though, you can just tell Charly your measurements and give him an idea of how slim you want it and he'll work it out for you. I didn't tell him anything and got a sufficiently slim fit for my tastes (though it's definitely not tight).

That didn't work out so well for me. The lamb jackets I got were fine, but lamb's not for me (one sold, the other still for sale). The calf jacket was way tighter in the shoulders.

My calf jacket felt really tight in the shoulders at first but it has broken in nicely, fits near perfect now.

I have gained about 15lbs of muscle since I recieved my moto and it still fits, it's not pulling and it looks great. Though if I gain any more mass I think I will have to get something bigger and less fitted

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For anyone wondering how well the wool holds up against snow and water..

For anyone wondering how well the wool holds up against snow and water..