I'm wearing normal T shirts measuring 36" across the chest. What size should I pick for this rashguard for snug fit?
88139
jguitar answer sounds about right. As a comparison, the Oneill larges fit tight like a wetsuit (correctly) on guys with larger measurements, ie 46-48 jacket (chest) size. I was going to say a medium would be the largest you would go with a 36" chest, but for a snugger fit a small sounds good.
88140
Order the small as I did and Im 5ft 11inches tall,28 inch waist and 135 pounds.I have a 38 inch chest but knowing all about compression shirts ,these are great quality.Fits perfect,not tight but perfecy which is tight enough.You can also google O"neill compression shirts chart size.This will help you get a correct fit.I wish they would make an extra small as the are cut a little big,so again google the charts size so this way you know your making the right choice.
1711652
Well this is only a rashguard tee. If you bought a wetsuit top, the sleeves would be tight.
190008
I far as I can tell it follows sizing for a typical t-shirt. If you wear a large t-shirt then go large with the vest etc. Keep in mind that it will and should fit a little snug when you put it on and zip it up. If it's a little loose there are straps to tighten it up some but you should never have it sliding up and down on you.
253296
I'm going to be quite thorough. I apologize in advance! To give you an idea of how a medium fit on me, I'll explain my build (Not to weird you out); I'm 5'6", 180, 32 Waist, broad shouldered "Athletic" build- I usually buy Medium shirts or 16" Collars for dress shirts. The Medium fit well and it wasn't baggy (It wasn't skin tight like under armor) If you prefer a more loose fit, I suggest you buy a next size up)
193541
Pick whichever size shirt you normally wear - the T needs to be snug so the weight of the pistol doesn't make that side of the shirt hang down. Use the large holder - the small holster is too small for a 45. I normally wear XL shirt - tried the 2X T and the arm holes were too big - gun hangs too low. I like my XL - got used to it as I wore it more.
700466
vest is trim fitting not baggy. size on this vest depends mostly on waist size. large probably fine for 34-36" waist.
93306
I'm 6' and 176 pounds, I bought an L, I went for one size bigger than what I usually wear on regular shirts. I could use a size M but the shirt stretches too much and doesn't look nice. I have two shirts, the red with a blue Spider and the Venom one, both size L. Maybe an XL could work fr you. I hope this helps you.
117931
From what I read in several forums, chest measurement may be a better way to determine the correct size for rash guards. Use a tape measure, then take a look at some of the size charts online. There are a few with dimensions for each section (arms, neck, chest, etc). My guess is that most rash guards are proportionally similar.
673850
I also wear a 14, this fits comfortably. Rash guards are supposed to cling a little bit anyways, especially if being used under a thicker wetsuit for added insulation.
1600971
Should be about right. I wear a medium in most shirts and sometimes a large . Bought a large jacket and it fits snug.
407443
Pretty much, whatever T-shirt size you would buy will work. If you go to the Intelliskin website they tell you what to do if you are between sizes. Good luck!
155231
There is just not a good fit for what you need. You can take a look at the man size or the youth size. I would go to the sporting goods department and try some on to make sure what is the best fit first then buy here.Youth Size: http://www.evo.com/wetsuits/oneill-reactor-3/2-wetsuit-kids.aspx#image=71520/341891/o-neill-reactor-3-2-wetsuit-kid-s-black-pacific-blue-black.jpgMen Size:http://www.evo.com/oneill-mens-wetsuit-and-rashguard-size-chart.aspx
2050086
That should be good, unless you want it to fit skin tight. I have a 48 inch chest and wear a 36 waist pant and I had to get an XL to fit my shoulders. It is still snug enough.
198384
I have a 36 inch chest and a medium fits over me wearing a jacket just right. I'd say maybe a large or X large.
20322
I just looked up the TYR sizing chart and it's pretty true across the board. I wear a 6 in most clothing (I'm petite but muscular) and I have a XS in the bikini like they recommended. Be aware that the fit is snug though, like it's supposed to be. As a swimmer, I would always go with more snug because a suit top that drags down to my waist when I flip turn or sags in the butt is annoying. That's what I love about this suit- it's two piece and stays right where it's supposed to; so personally I wouldn't size up.
330420
I am roughly your size, and using size xs. Please note you should fasten the belt really tightly to get the necessary support in heavy lifting. I wear it at the loosest end in the interbals and tighten it with all my might when I hit the barbel. It works fine for me.
341973
This does not fit like a tight rashguard used for scuba diving. It is more like a fitted t-shirt that you might you might see in the swimsuit section. It is fitted enough that it doesn't swell with water and float up. I ordered the standard size I would wear in a fitted t-shirt and it fit perfectly.