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I went down to my 'local' cycling clothing shop in Cottesloe
(absolutely nothing bad to say about Ride 'n Style - they took care of me perfectly) What I do have to say is that I never knew that a person with a 38 inch chest is now an XXXL in a jersey!!!!!! I am truly a fat bastard! :-) Cheers! |
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On Nov 28, 9:17 pm, Bugbear <bugbear.1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I went down to my 'local' cycling clothing shop in Cottesloe > (absolutely nothing bad to say about Ride 'n Style - they took care of > me perfectly) > > What I do have to say is that I never knew that a person with a 38 > inch chest is now an XXXL in a jersey!!!!!! > > I am truly a fat bastard! :-) Chinese sizes maybe? At an event in China earlier this year I was given an XL shirt with some corporate branding on it. The cuffs were half way up my forearms and there was a 4" gap at the front when pulled tight. But yeah, even if it is Chinese sizes, XXXL = fat bastard ![]() .. .. .. <whisper> Did they have any left? </whisper> |
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On Nov 28, 11:17 pm, Bugbear <bugbear.1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I went down to my 'local' cycling clothing shop in Cottesloe > (absolutely nothing bad to say about Ride 'n Style - they took care of > me perfectly) > > What I do have to say is that I never knew that a person with a 38 > inch chest is now an XXXL in a jersey!!!!!! > > I am truly a fat bastard! :-) > > Cheers! You need to shop in the US - you'd only be a medium over there. Or maybe small. |
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That wouldnt' be Santini by any chance, or any other European brand of clothing? Entirely normal if it is. |
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> Chinese sizes maybe? At an event in China earlier this year I was
> given an XL shirt with some corporate branding on it. The cuffs were > half way up my forearms and there was a 4" gap at the front when > pulled tight. But yeah, even if it is Chinese sizes, XXXL = fat > bastard ![]() > . > . > . > <whisper> Did they have any left? </whisper> As a matter of fact, they had a few of the larger sizes left. I was actually hoping to get my hands on a Gerolstiener short sleeve jersey (maninly because blue's my colour). Wound up with an (Bergamo) Italian team jersey instead, but it fits just fine. At one stage there were about half a dozen jerseys hanging up in the change room, so yes, they do have large sizes available. |
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> That wouldnt' be Santini by any chance, or any other European brand of > clothing? Entirely normal if it is. > > -- > EuanB Yeah it was an Italian make, as a matter of fact the staff in the shop made pretty much the same comment. |
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Bugbear wrote:
> I went down to my 'local' cycling clothing shop in Cottesloe > (absolutely nothing bad to say about Ride 'n Style - they took care of > me perfectly) > > What I do have to say is that I never knew that a person with a 38 > inch chest is now an XXXL in a jersey!!!!!! > > I am truly a fat bastard! :-) > you're skinny bastard ![]() I am 48" around the chest and I don't think I am fat, well I don't have a big gut, soooo if you are XXXL WTF! that make me ![]() |
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Bugbear wrote:
>> That wouldnt' be Santini by any chance, or any other European brand of >> clothing? Entirely normal if it is. >> >> -- >> EuanB > > > Yeah it was an Italian make, as a matter of fact the staff in the shop > made pretty much the same comment. > I had the same situation with knicks at Ride and Style. Mauritzio told me Italian sizing was particularly small. I'm medium in any other European/Oz clothing but XL in Italian. Maybe Italians base their sizing on some kind of anorexic system? ;0) Graeme |
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In aus.bicycle on Fri, 30 Nov 2007 16:55:52 +0900
Barty <graemedotbartlett@eyeeye.net.au> wrote: >> > I had the same situation with knicks at Ride and Style. Mauritzio told > me Italian sizing was particularly small. I'm medium in any other > European/Oz clothing but XL in Italian. Maybe Italians base their sizing > on some kind of anorexic system? ;0) They are all small. Must be the red wine and all the seriously buxom young women - stunts their growth. I once had a set of Spidi motorcycle trousers. The xxxl size was fine for my 5'2" height. Zebee |
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On Nov 30, 5:54 pm, Zebee Johnstone <zeb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In aus.bicycle on Fri, 30 Nov 2007 16:55:52 +0900 > > Barty <graemedotbartl...@eyeeye.net.au> wrote: > > > I had the same situation with knicks at Ride and Style. Mauritzio told > > me Italian sizing was particularly small. I'm medium in any other > > European/Oz clothing but XL in Italian. Maybe Italians base their sizing > > on some kind of anorexic system? ;0) > > They are all small. Until they hit mid-30s/early 40s. Then the females turn in to big Italian mammas and the males turn in to Pavarotti shaped objects. Who can blame them though, Italian food is bloody good! |
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