Ok, so, I usually wear a 4XL in just about everything. Tru-Spec's website says standard measurements. What size should I get? Worried about slim fit.
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They appear to be true to size. I had to get one size larger since I wear it on duty over gear and body Armor. I would NOT recommend this jacket however. It will not keep you warm... At all. Several others I work with really like the condor soft shell jackets.
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Sounds like the medium will probably be a good fit for you then. I have medium and usually wear 31x32 depending on the style. It fits well with just a little room after several days wear. But has a form fit right out of the washer/dryer. I love em!
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I think the XL will be nice and loose on you. I wear a 36, if that helps you figure out the appropriate size for your waist.
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I'm 6' 230 lb and the 2XL fits me just right. So I would say an XL. I wear XL shirts but had to go 1 size up for the jacket. So whatever size shirt you wear I would say go one up. Regular shirt size, not muscle shirt size lol.
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This is the only thing I have in this brand, but it does not run as small as Patagonia. I am 5'4" 145lbs, and I got a Large. I bought it to wear in the winter over a down or heavy fleece layer, so I wanted a slightly larger size. It is roomy, but slim looking even over a t-shirt. I love the style, fit, & look of this jacket. I would think you would want a small or medium depending on what you plan on wearing underneath. Either way, it will not look like like a sac! Good luck!
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I searched online and on their official website, there was a chart, showing which measurement go with which size. Hope this help.
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I'd suggest M/R (medium waist, regular length) if you like your ACU to be a bit loose -or- S/R if you want it tighter. But honestly you should get a tape measure and check your actual waist/inseam and pick from the very wide range of fit options and ACU /BDU has to offer. Good luck.
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I would go with the xl as they are coats for big and tall people and the 2xl would seem to be a little too loose..you will have plenty of room to wear a nice sweater under it,and eel comfortable with it......it is a big coat!!!!!
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Google is your friend. That's how I figured it out. http://www.chiefsupply.com/resources/sizingchart/truspec.html
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It appears Amazon is out of the Large. How about the Large Short (size LS)? It states it is the same chest and waist size but probably a shorter torso as it is listed for someone 5'7" to 5'9". Also I'm 6'0", 178lbs with a 42" chest and 34" waist. I ordered a Large and found it tight in the chest and especially around my neck. I workout but am not "thick". I had to get an XL and it fits pretty good. I guess I'm trying to say that they run a little small. Love the wetsuit by the way!
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I have no idea how that would fit you. I am 6'3 280 with very broad shoulders and I got the 2xl and it fit fine. I can say it is adjustable. I think I should have gotten the xL but I am not sure. If there is a supply store around that sells vests it wouldn't be a bad idea to go and see if you could try it on. I am losing weight and don't expect to fit into the vest forever. I may have to get a smaller size. Not sure what the 4 buckles purpose are but that sounds like a plausible purpose for them.
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Use the chart on their site. For a very snug supportive fit (short term workout), go one size smaller.
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I haven't ever had true spec, I always get propper. I wear a 4 in jeans and a 4 in propper.
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I am a lot heavier than you so I selected the 2xl for me. I think a lrg size will fit you best. Hope it helps!
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Not sure what size you usually wear, but I would go up a size. I usually wear a large so that's what I got. It is tight, but it's tight as in it squeezes the life out of me. I think for myself, going up to XL would have been a better choice. Hope this helps.
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My friend you need a 4XL this will fit you for sure. They also adjust on the top and sides if you need more room. I sell these so contact me I can drop ship redroosterusa@yahoo.com
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When I began I was 6'2" and 223lbs . I purchased this Gi in A5 and had to shrink the top immediately. However an A4 was slightly snug but in hindsight would have been a good fit. Currently at 6'2" and 195 an A4 fits very well. (I still wear my A5 and the pants are pretty big on me, top is Loose even after shrinking ) I would say u could go A4 and shrink it or A3 possibly (might get snug after first wash) : if this is your fighting weight I may get an A4. Sounds like with that height/wight u may be thick so in that case I would stay with an A4 you will probably need to hem your pants. ALWAYS WASH IN COLD AND LINE DRY UNLESS U WANT TO SHRINK IT When I began I was 6'2" and 223lbs . I purchased this Gi in A5 and had to shrink the top immediately. However an A4 was slightly snug but in hindsight would have been a good fit. Currently at 6'2" and 195 an A4 fits very well. (I still wear my A5 and the pants are pretty big on me, top is Loose even after shrinking ) I would say u could go A4 and shrink it or A3 possibly (might get snug after first wash) : if this is your fighting weight I may get an A4. Sounds like with that height/wight u may be thick so in that case I would stay with an A4 you will probably need to hem your... » Read More When I began I was 6'2" and 223lbs . I purchased this Gi in A5 and had to shrink the top immediately. However an A4 was slightly snug but in hindsight would have been a good fit. Currently at 6'2" and 195 an A4 fits very well. (I still wear my A5 and the pants are pretty big on me, top is Loose even after shrinking ) I would say u could go A4 and shrink it or A3 possibly (might get snug after first wash) : if this is your fighting weight I may get an A4. Sounds like with that height/wight u may be thick so in that case I would stay with an A4 you will probably need to hem your pants. ALWAYS WASH IN COLD AND LINE DRY UNLESS U WANT TO SHRINK IT « Show Less