I am buying for someone with a large chest and big belly- pant size 44. Can you advise on sizing? Thanks.
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I have a fairly large chest, pant size 36. I buy large and it's pretty snug but that's how I want this kind of shirt to be. Going off of the pants size I'd assume he's a little bigger than I am so I wouldn't go any less than XL. (If he wants it snug) I'd also suggest maybe going to a sporting goods store and trying them on then buying from Amazon.
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I am a 44 waist and prefer a xxxl shirt. I can wear some xxl, but prefer a little baggier fit. This vest fits me perfectly with a little left to spare on the adjustment straps. I highly recommend it for us bigger fellas.
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I'm 6'5" and 215lbs. My chest measures 44 and I have a Large/Long coat on-hand. I'm swimming in it and am going to have it tailored. Looking at the sizes though doesn't make sense, considering the Large is for 41-44 inches and the medium is for 37-40 inches. You could probably have a 50" chest and still fit fine in the Large... I'm about to order a Medium/X-tra Long and try that out. I'm expecting that will also still have plenty of room.
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I'm 2 inches taller than you and 44 pounds heavier, and a large fits me nicely. I'd suggest you go with a medium.
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x-large should be ok. take 44 (i think) and it fits fine with a little room to spare...
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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.
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The chest is perfect but I've got a barrel chest... However the gut area seems to be huge... I'm 5'9" 210 and had to return my XL for an L. It still feels like i can fit a small midget in there, makes putting gear in the pockets or a vest underneath very comfortable.
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I ordered the Large considering I am a 40-42 chest... works just fine... you might need to have someone do the initial adjustment/fitting with you.
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I'd recommend you go a size larger than you'd normally buy in underpants. I have a 29 inch waist and the small was a little snug. Not to the point where I couldn't wear it but it would've been more comfortable if I had gotten a medium.
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I am 42" chest, and have a large. That works great over 2-3 layers. If you need to wear it in real cold weather, over thick layers, you might want to go up to XL
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I would think so. I am 5'9 220 with 48 chest and 36 waist and I went with an XL - I found a chart somewhere and went with the size that fit my chest if I was you I would do the same
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Maggie F. -I think what will help you the most is to first look at the Columbia sizing information here: http://www.columbia.com/Men's-Silver-Ridge™-Convertible-Pant/AM8004,default,pd.html#PDPSizeChart .My experience, as a male, is that I normally wear a 32 waist, and these pants were too tight, primarily in the thighs, especially for active wear. I reordered a 34 and they fit well. Would they work for a 34 waist? _Probably_, if you were exactly or slightly less than a 34. But that's just a guess. Again, weigh that against Columbia's sizing information.
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It appears Amazon is out of the Large. How about the Large Short (size LS)? It states it is the same chest and waist size but probably a shorter torso as it is listed for someone 5'7" to 5'9". Also I'm 6'0", 178lbs with a 42" chest and 34" waist. I ordered a Large and found it tight in the chest and especially around my neck. I workout but am not "thick". I had to get an XL and it fits pretty good. I guess I'm trying to say that they run a little small. Love the wetsuit by the way!
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I am about a 44 xl fits fine on me with a fleece, I would go with the xxl, for your size.
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I brought a XXL. I have a 52 in chest and a 38 in waist and it fits great. The jacket also adjusts for the waist and it turns in to a vest for the really hot days.
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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 think an A4 will be good. I'm 5'-9", 240 lbs, shoulder to shoulder across the chest is 24". I got a size A4 and the pants fit, but for the top, the area around my belly was a bit tight. Some companies offer a size A2H for stout builds, you may want to check that size out too. Size A3 will not fit.