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.
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My husband likes things clingy so he is happy. It doesn't wrinkle in luggage either.
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It looks like the UA T shirts and boxers are mixed together and you have to click on the image? I responded about the undershirts so don't know how it ended up under boxers?
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my husband says he hasn't noticed anything different, but he only wears it when he's doing jobs that require lifting or twisting. my friend (who bought one to help her recover from fractured pelvis & ribs) says her therapist told her not to wear it all the time....for the reasons you mentioned. so....i quess if you wore it lots, it would weaken your abs, because you wouldn't be using them. hope that all makes sense :)
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I'm about the same build, a little shorter, but roughly 240 and 36 waist...My recent purchase of KW products were all 2x and as far as shirts fit quite snug...Ultimately your decision, but I think the large may be a bit uncomfortable for you.
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Not sure if this helps, but My hubby is a standard size Medium in blend T shirts, I get larges in 100% cotton since they shrink. All of his Under Armour Cotton Charged is a medium and they fit perfect and the length is standard. Not super long and not short. He has 3 long sleeved and 6 short sleeved and none have shrunk.
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I am 6'4 and 230lbs. I wear the L and it is really tight as it is supposed to be. those are compression shirts!
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It's a compression shirt, so it's tight fitting. I went a size bigger than usual and it fits fine
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I have them both, and like them both. The ultra is a bit thicker, and (thus) gives you negligibly more compression: good. But I find the regular to be more comfortable. The top band of the ultra binds a bit. I'm more of a walker than a runner, and I find that wearing EITHER the regular or the ultra makes a difference: my legs and feet just don't get tired and achy. Someone who runs and has trouble with shin splints, etc, may prefer the ultra.
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Fitted is slightly loose-shaped whereas compression is second-skin fit. Both are comfortable; depends on what you want
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This item is a loose fit garment - I am 6'1" 225 - the XL fits loosely if I'm wearing only a tee shirt under - I also own / wear a 2XL over bulkier (golf / polo) shirts and it fits loosely - What will you wear under? I suggest that you go with 2XL if you'll only wear a Tee shirt under..
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I'd consider looking at the ColdGear shirts that are labeled as "Regular" or "Loose" fitting if he doesn't like tight shirts. The "fitted" like this shirt is, is form fitting and is close to your skin (not baggy at all). You can probably find these on Amazon too, but here is the link to UA's regular and loose fitting ColdGear shirts since it is easier to filter for just those: http://www.underarmour.com/shop/us/en/mens/apparel/tops/longsleeve/loose/regular-fit/coldgear#products
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My husband is usually a large shirt and I bought him medium b/c he wanted "under shirts". They ended up fitting perfect for an undershirt and he loves this shirt. I'd say it's not a tight fit but it's not a loose t-shirt. Formed fit ... What Justin said!
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I would go with your regular normal size. That is what I did when I ordered my boyfriend's shirt. It fit perfect. A little extra room to breathe is not going to ruin the shirt if it happens to be a lil bigger.
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I think it works better with a clean cloth. I use a white tshirt. I also so used the micro cloth but still prefer the undershirt!! I love this product for my stainless appliances!!
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I would get the large. That way it won't be too tight because these make great layering shirts! You'll love it! !
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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.
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It depends on what type of shirt you're wearing nd how loose or tight it maybe. But to sum it up I think it will be noticeable