Are sizes consistent with pants sizes? Size 38 jeans, get size 38 (L) compression shorts?
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If you have size 38 jeans, (Which I happen to have also) the large will work just fine! It does for me, anyway!
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I wear 33 but bought 32 of the nike pants. I recommend you try on before you buy or choose 30 rather than 32.
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Hi Regina..sorry for not responding sooner! If you fit well into a 44-64 in another brand~I must say that when I got my reg size of large in a Depends they fit a little loose..Tena runs smaller as it is a streamlined fit that goes with your body as you move. I first picked a sm-med because my waist size was within the Tena sm-med. I was shocked that the legs were really tight! I now get Tena size large even though it says a much larger waist than I have. If you fit tight in a 44-64 I would get Tena XXL 55-66 If you fit a little loose in 44-64~try Tena XL 48-64. I saw Tena women's extra absorbent underwear for Amazon Prime in XXL in an all blue package(I think they can be shipped in lrg quantities) The important tip is that they run smaller than others I've used~so even if a size 64 fit you just right~it most likely will be tight esp in the leg area. To be safe try first Tena XXL 55-66..Good Luck! Leila
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I got them in a 38 and they were a little small, all my other shorts ( the same size ) fit quite a bit looser. So for bigger guys i might go a size bigger.
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I bought a pair a medium for my 42 inch waist hubby and they fit snugly but not too snugly. so I would guess a medium for you? hope this helps.
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The sizes run a little larger in my opinion. So if your a size 38 I would go for a 36 it will be more than enough.
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In my experience, these run tight around the waist. I have a 32" waist and normally wear a medium in underwear. However, I bought these in a size L and find them quite tight.
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I wear 36" jeans and even at the smallest the "L" was too big (to mate wit the velcro) and I had to return for the medium. My best assumption is the large would go out to ~44" jeans with size 38" being the smallest.
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I got 2 XL legs and they are rather large. I have used them, but I don't feel that I get much compression. I have been meaning to contact the company to see if I can purchase a smaller size leg.
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A compression of 15-20 medium would not be the same as a 20-50 large. Size depends on height from ankle to knee and diameter of calf and diameter of ankle. Compression is the tightness of the fabric and you should get what your doctor ordered.
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go to the sellers site-they have a specific size list there-shorts are awesome quality-but the sizes are smaller than normal us ones when doing letter sizes (L, XL, 3X) vs numbers.
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The package for size L says 38-49". I don't know how accurate that is because I gave them away--we use the fit flex depends (that package says 38-50" which works well for my wife's 38" waist). What I would do on Amazon if there are doubts is order a small pack of each of two sizes and return what doesn't fit. Or, search on the web for free samples.
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Sizing is true to Pearl Izumi size charts. If you're right on the boundary between two sizes and have smaller/thinner thighs and like higher compression you could go with the smaller of the sizes.
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I would suggest a 38 for a comfortable fit and a 36 if you like a tighter fit. Hope that helps.
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Hey Horace,I have a 38 inch waist and I ordered a size XL. Mine fit perfect!! Awesome pants!!!
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They run pretty true to size. The waist expands a few inches. If you like a snug fit, get a 36. I'm a 40 and I get a 38 waist. Get the length you are. If I get a wider waist, I get a shorter length because of the extra room in the rear end.
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I wear large underwear of any style. I've bought several LARGE pairs of compression shorts from UA and they fit fine, tight, hence "compression" so if you don't want them tight-tight order a size up, otherwise just order your normal size.