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they aren't bad, I like the ultralight down one for layering
 

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I think I will go for the the down w/o hood. I tend carry an umbrella with me instead
 

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Hey guys I could use a little help. I'm trying to size myself for this uniqlo oxford but I'm not sure if I should go with a small or medium. I have ~17 shoulders, 40 chest, and I'm 6ft 185 lbs. What does the L/S stand for btw? /noob
I'm still a bit unsure of whether or not to go for the slim cut or the normal one, does anyone have any insight on this? :)
 
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Measurements tell me XS but weight says small, perhaps might even need medium
 
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That helps lol :p
I'm just a little confused because on the UK sizing chart the small measurements are awesome for me but then the chest size recommendations say that I should be a medium so which one should I rely on?
 
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Everyone carries their weight differently. I say if you are using a proxy, get a small to be safe. Medium may end up too boxy. UK website has measurements FWIW and you can use that as a guide
 

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Thanks toasty and wki. Would suddenlee be the cheapest proxy service available?
 

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Depends on how big your order is, but general the consensus is 'yes'
There are some reliable members as well who may be better suited for small orders
 

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I like things slim but not too tight. My ideal cut is the Jcrew sun faded oxfords in small. I absolutely despise when my button ups billow.
 
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If you have a JCrew shirt, take a tape measure and compare it to the measurements on the UK site.

I say this because I own a few small +J shirts in regular fit, and they are just a tiny bit smaller than my JCrew shirts (also small, regular fit). The slim fit shirt you're looking at is probably more so, so double-checking wouldn't hurt.
 
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