I own "regular" and "loose" fit UA shirts..How does this compare for looseness?
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Hello,When I bought this I weighted around 240lbs (I'm about 5'11). At that time it fit as a regular would. Close to the skin but no where near a compression feel. As I lost weight (35lbs) it now fits loosely. If you pick the size you normally wear (a large for me before I lost weight) it should fit as a regular would. Hope this helps.
64408
My husband likes things clingy so he is happy. It doesn't wrinkle in luggage either.
16231
Shirt was for my son. He said it comes a little small and form fitting but he wanted it tight. Hope that help.
241353
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.
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You would more than likely wear an XL but from the sound of it you are in fairly good shape based on your height and weight; therefore, an XL in this particular UA T-shirt would be very loose around your waist. The large would be too short. It appears that the XL was designed for someone with a big waistline.
118900
No, the material in this shirt helps release heat and mositure from your skin. Where UA makes a different type of material to help keep your bodies heat in (cold gear).
163565
It's more compression in that it's snug fitting (to show off that Under Armour body!) It is not compression like compression shorts or cycling shorts. I wouldn't be surprised if UA offers a line of apparel like what you're looking for, but the Heatgear line probably won't do what you're wanting.
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.
85328
Mine ran very loose at a size large , i would go at least medium. Although these shirts are very thin and don't provide much compression at all so beware
2195839
the regular works, but just barely. I have to really stretch it to fasten. I would go with the large next time
1178157
The crew neck is looser than kirkland shirts I picked up from cosco. They are no tighter on the body
8578
Going with the slightly bigger gi will allow you to shrink it a bit. I wear an A3 and it's a bit big, tried an A2 and it was too small to roll in comfortably.
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I recommend to buy the size L. the fabric is very stretchy and the seams tear not easily. So you get the best compression. Maybe the neckline could be to narrow for you, if you are very muscular, but this one can say for all sizes. tristran.
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John, These Shirts are equal to the a regular shirt. All you need to pay attention is type of compression of the shirt. I have purchased the Fitted which is a good one - it is the intermediate one from loose to tight one (on my opinion) to the regular day use and also for the workout as well. Some people rather have the other version which is too tight (again, my opinion).. Check it out which one is your son`s favourite for this matter. All my jerseys and Sport shirts are Large on size and it is the same I have used for this one. Hope this helps you out.
1595659
I know exactly what you mean. Because these hug the undergarment, they fit much better, and are flexible. They are softer than other commercial products and are far less irritating. Quite honestly, I find these are the best item for it's type out there.
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Regarding dis particular item,i purchased large...its pretty loose,i shudve bought medium instead...in my most humble opinion,buy medium coz u want da compression feeling afterall,dats da reason y ur purchasing dis item
405042
I wear a size large and like to wear my shirts a little loose, so I ordered an XL. The fit is perfect, so I would suggest ordering one size up and you will be happy with the fit.
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I would say loose, but not baggy. That is only if you are ordering the appropriate size, in which case it could go either way. It's form fitting without hanging off of you or being skin tight.