I'm a large 300 lb. guy, I normally 2XLT shirts. Would a 2xl tommy copper fit me?
156616
no my husband wears a XL and that is what I bought..it is so tight he can't wear it, my neighbor is 225 and bought a 2X and it is too tight on him too.
1152598
The size large is longer (23.5" long). However, the size medium (22" long) should be a better fit for you, given your weight. The sleeves are designed to end where your t-shirt sleeve starts. Also, they will stay up the arm, even with a golf swing for instance, yet not feel too snug.
612826
Well It depends if you like the shirt to fit tight or loose. I like them to fit loosely & I ordered a 2x & it fit me tight like a glove.
388243
extra large... I was 6' 200 lbs and the extra large was very loose . It should be a good fit for you.
387835
I am a large man with 20" arms, and the XXL is even loose on me, so the XL would likely be good for most people.
208576
2X will definitely be too big. Probably go with large. I would send an email to the company. My size difference to your size makes me want to recommend large. Good luck.
776765
I also wear a 1X top. I have a 1X Tommie Copper. It is meant to be a compression style fit, so it is tight. More like a spanx type fit than a T-shirt fit. It is comfortable. I wear mine underneath other shirts.
176688
I'm actually the same size (though you have a bit lower BF percentage) and I have found the XL to be comfortably snug for workouts. If you want to play it safe, go for the 2XL, but I wouldn't go higher than that. My XL extends about 8" below my waist, so length should be ok for you.
174617
Depends on how you wear your tactical clothes. I am 6' and have a 48-50" chest and wear an XL. I wear soft armor and plates over it so I want the shirt a little tighter to avoid any material bunching. I have a 2 XL for just going to the range. They are true to size and don't really shrink. They are more fitted in the chest area, but not restrictive.
40550
I wear large t-shirts that fit a little baggy & I ordered a small. It should be snug, but not tight.
928771
Im 6'2 190lbs and I bought xl but could easly wear a large for a skin tight fit rather than a snug xl fit, id go with large or medium pending on weight.
433408
I am 6'2" 175 lbs and the xl fits me perfectly. Perhaps a large would fit you better. The item is not supposed to go in the dryer. The shirt is supposed to be skin tight.
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If you go to the Tommie Copper website they have a sizing chart. It is pretty accurate.
507352
Not sure if this helps but I'm 6'8" 300 lbs and I used the 2 XL over soft body armor. The adjustment straps give you quite a bit of leeway in the sizing. If your looking for it to have the ability to have a tighter fit I might look at the XL.
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Hey. Yes, these fit like regular t-shirts. A large fits like a large and a medium fits like a medium. You should note that these are thinner and lighter weight than some other shirts, but I actually like that. I've switched exclusively to these shirts for all of my t's. Yes, they are a bit on the pricey side, but well worth it. They wash well and dry super quick. I wash and dry all of my UA stuff on delicate/low just to be safe. I hope this was helpful. Cheers!
1611668
I don't think so. My BF is 5'11" 205 bodybuilder type and wears Large and XL shirts. This was a little tight on him. So probably way too small for you.
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Kind of. The torso area is more fitted so you don't have material bjnching under armor. I wear Large T shirts normally. But I got the XL in this due to the arm length and neck size. I wore XL shirts until recent weight loss dropped me down a size. Best bet is to try them on first.