On August 26 2008 12:37 LonelyMargarita wrote:
So are the chest measurements exactly 95, 100, and 105 cm, or are the sizes for people with 95, 100, and 105 cm chests? If it's the sooner, some larger individuals might not fit in any of the sizes (more for smaller people!). I think most American large t-shirts are like 110 cm (although they vary greatly). 95 is like a med-small, 100 like a medium, and 105 like a med-large, since US shirts tend to increase by 10 cm each size.

If one of the shirt bearers has time, it'd be nice to get exact measurements of the chest, sleeve, and neck of each of the sizes, so people know whether to limit themselves in entering (if you enter by size, or for people too big for any of the sizes).

Here is a table I found with google:

US	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Europe	44	46~48	50	52~54
China	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Japan	90~95	95~100	100~105	105~120	Over 110
Korea	90~95	95~100	100~105	105~120	Over 110

micronesia

United States24813 Posts

August 26 2008 04:23 GMT

#204

On August 26 2008 12:19 YanGpaN wrote:
I don't think micronesia would want to explain why he's wearing CJ Entus's shirt infront of his class.

Wtf are you talking about? I challenged my students to 1v1. Only one accepted though. He didn't win.

TheNikeYork

United States389 Posts

August 26 2008 04:30 GMT

#205

Any idea how much shipping is going to cost?

thestool91

672 Posts

August 26 2008 04:36 GMT

#206

I'm going to Korea this Winter and I'm going to buy a KTF and Samsung Khan Shirt, and possibly Ace if I can get it, since my hero Reach is changing to that team next season I believe.

LonelyMargarita

1845 Posts

August 26 2008 04:41 GMT

#207

On August 26 2008 13:07 Carnac wrote:

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Here is a table I found with google:
<table border="1" cellspacing="1" width="100%"><tbody><tr><td width="44">US</td><td>S</td><td>M</td><td>L</td> <td>XL</td><td>XXL</td></tr><tr><td width="44">Europe</td><td>44</td><td>46~48</td><td>50</td><td>52~54</td><td> </td></tr><tr><td width="44">China</td><td>S</td><td>M</td><td>L</td> <td>XL</td><td>XXL</td></tr><tr><td width="44">Japan</td><td>90~95</td><td>95~100</td><td>100~105</td><td>105~120</td><td>Over 110</td></tr><tr><td width="44">Korea</td><td>90~95</td><td>95~100</td><td>100~105</td><td>105~120</td><td>Over 110</td></tr></tbody></table>

The problem again is that "Large" in the US doesn't mean anything. I have larges that are 4 inches (10 cm) bigger at the chest than other larges; I have smalls that are 5 cm bigger than mediums. I would think it'd be easiest to just take a tape measure to one of the shirts and see if they are actually 105 or some number of cm bigger than that.

Neck size might actually be most important to some people that work out.

infinity21

Canada6683 Posts

August 26 2008 04:52 GMT

#208

I'm reiterating what I told kennigit:
I think it's best if you gave priority to people who received stars and those who helped out with translating in TL Attack with Sea.

semioldguy

United States7488 Posts

August 26 2008 04:52 GMT

#209

Don't have a tape measure here at home. I'll steal one from work tomorrow and get some measurements for those who are concerned enough about it.

IzzyCraft

United States4487 Posts

August 26 2008 05:14 GMT

#210

Yeah I would think its the measurement around the chest under the arms or from the shoulders but shoulders doesn't seem right to me...

BloodyC0bbler

Canada7876 Posts

August 26 2008 05:15 GMT

#211

On August 26 2008 13:52 infinity21 wrote:
I'm reiterating what I told kennigit:
I think it's best if you gave priority to people who received stars and those who helped out with translating in TL Attack with Sea.

Dont forget members of PX

infinity21

Canada6683 Posts

August 26 2008 05:18 GMT

#212

On August 26 2008 14:15 BloodyC0bbler wrote:

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Dont forget members of PX

eh...

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LonelyMargarita

1845 Posts

August 26 2008 05:23 GMT

#213

On August 26 2008 14:14 IzzyCraft wrote:
Yeah I would think its the measurement around the chest under the arms or from the shoulders but shoulders doesn't seem right to me...

On t-shirts, shoulders is usually the same or very close to the chest measurement. The numbers listed are the approximate size across the chest, times two. Sometimes they list the exact measurement, sometimes the measurement of a chest that will closely fit (i.e. 3~4cm smaller than the actual dimension). That's why getting the exact measurement is important.

Chest, sleeve, and neck are the important three (assuming shoulders is the same). Length usually isn't an issue, and waist isn't an issue since these shirts aren't notably tapered. To measure neck, you either need a cloth tape measure or string, since you can't make it straight.