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@AliWong
There's Y's Bang on now. I don't know what the item code begins with, but they are doing menswear/genderless.
I'm not completely sure that they've never done menswear since YFM closed shop in 2009. All the promotions for Y's seem to indicate it's been doing womenswear since then. Since the aim of Y's is (or was) making men's clothes for women, it wouldn't surprise me that some items resemble menswear closely owing to the brand vision.
@fistinyoface
Well, I guess the rule of thumb is to buy to your size and not to the measurements, since measurements vary widely. If you're a 46-48 then I think a lot of sz 2 might fit you, and might be safer if you're not trying on first...
I was thinking that choosing pants by height might also work, since wool gabardine in general is so forgiving with sizing up. You would pick for the intended correct proportions. For me, that's a sz 2. If you're around 6ft sz 3 would be better.
There's Y's Bang on now. I don't know what the item code begins with, but they are doing menswear/genderless.
I'm not completely sure that they've never done menswear since YFM closed shop in 2009. All the promotions for Y's seem to indicate it's been doing womenswear since then. Since the aim of Y's is (or was) making men's clothes for women, it wouldn't surprise me that some items resemble menswear closely owing to the brand vision.
@fistinyoface
Well, I guess the rule of thumb is to buy to your size and not to the measurements, since measurements vary widely. If you're a 46-48 then I think a lot of sz 2 might fit you, and might be safer if you're not trying on first...
I was thinking that choosing pants by height might also work, since wool gabardine in general is so forgiving with sizing up. You would pick for the intended correct proportions. For me, that's a sz 2. If you're around 6ft sz 3 would be better.