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LA Guy

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Originally Posted by jet
Pretty consistent 5 and 6 in ss knits and shirts are cut similarly each season. The jackets do fit odd and have slim arms.

I usually do the knits in 5 as well. So, when I tried on the 7, and it fit (especially in the length - any smaller, and it would have been Ervell cropped jacket territory), I was pretty astounded. And the size 4 sweaters were really only a size small. The jackets, even the size 6's, were insanely small in the arms. I actually asked the SA to help me out of the jacket, to avoid inadvertently hulking it to death. On the other hand, I've tried on size 5 jackets that fit huge on me. The materials are great, as are the details, but it's as though the production patterns are cut by people with severe cataracts.
 

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I actually also got some beige 510s (don't care what people say, **** fits nice) so I tried it on with the boots. Sorry for the bad pics, it's best I could do.

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Originally Posted by Synthese
Yeah, I'm not sure I've captured them in the light more than, like, once anyway

You're wearing those out in the elements? Have you treated them? How do they hold up? tia
 

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Originally Posted by RFX45
I actually also got some beige 510s (don't care what people say, **** fits nice) so I tried it on with the boots. Sorry for the bad pics, it's best I could do.

I like your boots in the first pic. Pants aren't half bad either.
 

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The 510's boot tuck is a good look. Gonna pick up a pair in dry denim
 

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Originally Posted by jet
Pretty consistent 5 and 6 in ss knits and shirts are cut similarly each season. The jackets do fit odd and have slim arms.

Originally Posted by LA Guy
I usually do the knits in 5 as well. So, when I tried on the 7, and it fit (especially in the length - any smaller, and it would have been Ervell cropped jacket territory), I was pretty astounded. And the size 4 sweaters were really only a size small. The jackets, even the size 6's, were insanely small in the arms. I actually asked the SA to help me out of the jacket, to avoid inadvertently hulking it to death. On the other hand, I've tried on size 5 jackets that fit huge on me. The materials are great, as are the details, but it's as though the production patterns are cut by people with severe cataracts.

I recently discovered the same thing. Assumed I was just a 4 in Schneider everything. Turns out, I'm a 4 in shirting, anywhere between a 4 and a 6 in knits, usually a 5 in blazers, 4-5 in outerwear. WTF.
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Originally Posted by AndrewRyanWallace
I recently discovered the same thing. Assumed I was just a 4 in Schneider everything. Turns out, I'm a 4 in shirting, anywhere between a 4 and a 6 in knits, usually a 5 in blazers, 4-5 in outerwear. WTF.
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exactly why i stopped ordering SS on the interwebz. 3 strikes and you're out.
 

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I'm a consistent 4 in SS shirts and knits and a 5 in blazers and jackets since it does seem the jackets fit small in the arms and chest.

Pants depends on the cut, if it's a fuller cut then I'm a 4, if it's a slimmer cut, then I'm a 5.
 

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Got this while waiting for my TOJ fishtail.

I know, scott is going to complain that it's sedated and boring
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