After several attempts to find some nice shirts, T-shirts of polo’s I reached a point of dispair. Nothing fits???
I’m not even that big, about 1m83 (about 6foot) and 105kg (232pounds). What are those designers thinking? I’ve tried a XXL Armani t-shirt and I didn’t even try to get in that…
Sure the American sizes are better, but the sizes I fit in are for larger (fat) people, so it’s not that charming at other spots on my body.
Hilfiger and Ralph L. have those nice larger sizes with custom fits that seem to be made for the sporty muscular types, but that’s all i’ve found.
Are you also sick and tired of those design clothing made for skinny people??
After several attempts to find some nice shirts, T-shirts of polo’s I reached a point of dispair. Nothing fits???
I’m not even that big, about 1m83 (about 6foot) and 105kg (232pounds). What are those designers thinking? I’ve tried a XXL Armani t-shirt and I didn’t even try to get in that…
Sure the American sizes are better, but the sizes I fit in are for larger (fat) people, so it’s not that charming at other spots on my body.
Hilfiger and Ralph L. have those nice larger sizes with custom fits that seem to be made for the sporty muscular types, but that’s all i’ve found.
Are you also sick and tired of those design clothing made for skinny people??
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183cm and 105kg is pretty big I think. Maybe you’re from Scandinavia.
I’m 183cm too, 110kg and even tough I’ve got a gut to work off I can barely get XL stuff over my shoulders let alone worry about it being tight on the lower torso.
But to answer your question OP… Yes. Yes I am sick of it. I’ve often thought of starting a clothing company for guys who lift except for two very big problems:
I have absolutely no clothing designing galley whatsoever
It just sounds kinda ghey
It would be awesome if a company came out with clothes that weren’t all “skinny/slim fit” everything but you just have to find what fits and go with it. I wear XL shirts almost everywhere (sometimes XXl if it’s a weird company or something) Pants/shorts are harder to find cause I have classic “squatters booty” so what fits on my waist doesn’t fit my ass/thighs. That’s just how it works man. You’re not gonna be fitting into those diesel slim fit jeans lol. Buy relaxed fit and learn to wear a belt
I don’t need trendy clothes I just need a pair of jeans that fit. How the heck can I find a pair I can fit my massive legs in that don’t fit around the waist like I’m a 10 month pregnant woman?
[quote]gregron wrote:
^^I was thinking the exact same thing.
But to answer your question OP… Yes. Yes I am sick of it. I’ve often thought of starting a clothing company for guys who lift except for two very big problems:
I have absolutely no clothing designing galley whatsoever
It just sounds kinda ghey
It would be awesome if a company came out with clothes that weren’t all “skinny/slim fit” everything but you just have to find what fits and go with it. I wear XL shirts almost everywhere (sometimes XXl if it’s a weird company or something) Pants/shorts are harder to find cause I have classic “squatters booty” so what fits on my waist doesn’t fit my ass/thighs. That’s just how it works man. You’re not gonna be fitting into those diesel slim fit jeans lol. Buy relaxed fit and learn to wear a belt[/quote]
If you could pull it off and get pro athletes to wear it, it might gain a following for you to make some good money lol.
One thing I hate is out-growing shirts… I hate shopping.
^^ I know. I was thinking that. I got a buddy who plays in the NFL and thought he could pimp it to some guys on his team… But I kinda gave up on that. The closest relative thing I could think of was the “Affliction” style shorts. Designed for fighters so the guys have muscle but most are just super ripped up and not that big so it doesn’t totally translate ya know?
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
You can’t be serious. I’ve been 300+ pounds and never found it hard to find fashion…if you have trouble with style, its on you, not the trend.[/quote]
Agreed. I’m wearing a polo shirt that I bought at Target right now and if I can fit in a XXL at that store, where the hell is the OP shopping at?