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Originally Posted by snuff_daddy
Sweet, thanks.Originally Posted by asdf
Yah probably. I'm a 40, and I'd go with small. 47 inches on the small doesn't sound too crazy taking into account the puffiness and layering.Originally Posted by nonissue
Measurements for the LLBean coat/jacket:Originally Posted by nonissue
Yeah, my real consideration is sleeve length, im 6'2" so im not convinced a medium would cut it. If they had a medium tall this would be much easier.Originally Posted by asdf
Measure the sleeves of some of your shirts. I'm 6'2 as well, and a 36.25 inch sleeve is perfectly fine for me.Originally Posted by nonissue
They show fit pics on the llbean site. I dunno. Looks like it fits like a winter parka. A lot of padding generally makes pit to pits larger than on simple button up shirts and the nature of that kinda of jacket (and the maker) isn't going to fit dior slimOriginally Posted by chronoaug
Well, you might be right about that. But what about the sleeve length of 36.25"? I have an Eddie Bauer/First Ascent down sweater (size small) and the sleeves are 32" from the collar. 36.25" is crazy long, unless they are taking the measurement from the center of the jacket or something.Originally Posted by innocentbystander
I really like this.Originally Posted by xM.
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