I haven't bought RTW shirts in a long time, so cannot tell you. It may indeed sit low on the neck, which may be related to having a long neck.
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post #47 of 58
10/5/07 at 2:41pm
I looked at the measurements Kent posted and made a few educated guesses
Chest measurement around the torso should come up to around 39". It has also been established in multiple discussions over at MC forum that to make a slim shirt, one should add 3" to his chest measurement. Hence the shirt would fit as intended on someone with 36" chest. My estimation proves correct:
In my experience, someone w/ such parameters would take a 14-14.5 in off the rack shirts. As a matter of fact, most 14.5 RTW have chest measurement around 42".
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The shirts are currently available in only one size, Small, which is based on my own measurements:
Neck: 16
Shoulder: 18
Front Chest: 15.5
Chest: 11 x 19.5 (=pit to pit laying flat)
Tummy: 9.75 x 17.5 (=waist laying flat)
Hip: 10.625 x 18.5
Length: Front 26.5 , Back 28
Sleeve: 23.5 (=sleeve length from shoulder seam) x 9 x 2.5
Armhole: 17.75
Elbow: Down 9.5 , wide 13.25
Neck: 16
Shoulder: 18
Front Chest: 15.5
Chest: 11 x 19.5 (=pit to pit laying flat)
Tummy: 9.75 x 17.5 (=waist laying flat)
Hip: 10.625 x 18.5
Length: Front 26.5 , Back 28
Sleeve: 23.5 (=sleeve length from shoulder seam) x 9 x 2.5
Armhole: 17.75
Elbow: Down 9.5 , wide 13.25
In my experience, someone w/ such parameters would take a 14-14.5 in off the rack shirts. As a matter of fact, most 14.5 RTW have chest measurement around 42".
post #48 of 58
10/5/07 at 3:18pm
Thanks for the explanation. I'm in wonderment that Kent has a 16" neck and 23" arms. I'm a 38R in RLBL with a 15" neck, 18" shoulders and 24 1/2" sleeves - so pretty much your average-to-skinny size S - and it's clear that this shirt's not going to work for me. Pity, as there's no questioning Kent's sense of style.
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I looked at the measurements Kent posted and made a few educated guesses
Chest measurement around the torso should come up to around 39". It has also been established in multiple discussions over at MC forum that to make a slim shirt, one should add 3" to his chest measurement. Hence the shirt would fit as intended on someone with 36" chest. My estimation proves correct:
In my experience, someone w/ such parameters would take a 14-14.5 in off the rack shirts. As a matter of fact, most 14.5 RTW have chest measurement around 42".
Chest measurement around the torso should come up to around 39". It has also been established in multiple discussions over at MC forum that to make a slim shirt, one should add 3" to his chest measurement. Hence the shirt would fit as intended on someone with 36" chest. My estimation proves correct:
In my experience, someone w/ such parameters would take a 14-14.5 in off the rack shirts. As a matter of fact, most 14.5 RTW have chest measurement around 42".
post #49 of 58
10/5/07 at 7:33pm
Review by Serg. A new batch of size Small shirts is on its way from the workshop in one week. The neck size has been reduced to 15" and chest increased by 1". These will retail at $95. Size Medium is also in the works. First review sample will be ready in a few weeks and final retail should be ready in two months. The price for Medium (and eventually Large) will be higher because more fabric is used. This is really the most fair pricing scheme. Conventional retailers essentially have their small customers subsidize the big people. As a size Small, I feel this is a great injustice that I am determined to correct.
New batch of Smalls have arrived. Measurements have been modified. Neck: 15 Shoulder: 18 Sleeve: 23.5 Chest: 20 Waist: 17.5 Length: 26.5 This corresponds to a 15-32.5 in conventional retail sizing.
#1. 120's
#2. 100's. SOLD.
#3. 100's. Has small side pleats. SOLD
#5. 100's. SOLD Price is $95. Free shipping in the US, $10 international. Google Checkout only, or add $5 for PayPal. Please place your order via the website order form. Do not PM. There are still two shirts from the sample sale that are still available for $70. Coming soon: Kent Wang boxers.
Luxurious 2-ply fabric in bold patterns.
No tag on the waistband to irritate you. Slim fit. These should be ready for sale next month in size Small (waist size 30-32).
#1. 120's
#2. 100's. SOLD.
#3. 100's. Has small side pleats. SOLD
#5. 100's. SOLD Price is $95. Free shipping in the US, $10 international. Google Checkout only, or add $5 for PayPal. Please place your order via the website order form. Do not PM. There are still two shirts from the sample sale that are still available for $70. Coming soon: Kent Wang boxers.
Luxurious 2-ply fabric in bold patterns.
No tag on the waistband to irritate you. Slim fit. These should be ready for sale next month in size Small (waist size 30-32).
post #52 of 58
11/1/07 at 5:45pm
VMan's review of a size Medium shirt. I'm seeking feedback on the sizing for Medium. This is based on VMan's measurements, which I think are pretty standard. Neck: 15.75 Shoulder: 19.5 Sleeve: 25.5 Chest: 22 Waist: 19 Length: 28.5 This corresponds to a 15.75-35.25 in conventional retail sizing. Once I finalize the sizing for Medium, the next batch will be ready for sale in about six weeks. Pricing is $105 for Medium, $95 for Small.
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11/6/07 at 7:11pm
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If people in the 38-40 inch chest range wear medium, would a 42 inch chest be better ?
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The sirts look impressive and I'm very tempted to buy one after reading the review of the M shirts. Before I order, can you tell me the sleeve length?
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