My experience is that UA runs small for the size labeled. 6'1 255lb I wear 18 1/2 34-35 shirt what size do you recommend for a loose fit?
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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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regular to loose fit, with zip-up provides most room and not strangling the neck.
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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
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I'm 6'2" with a 34/35 waist - I went with a medium; guessing a small. Medium would would be a looser fit (and longer in the legs).
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Hi Frank--I'm 5'11", 200 and I had to go with XL (after ordering and trying a L). The XL fits me well, but it isn't loose. I suspect that it will be too tight for you.
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I have found that these run small. I would go on the UA website page for this product and look at the sizing chart there.
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My husband is 6ft, 260 lbs. He wears a 2x and has room to spare. He loves these Under Armour shirts.
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I'm 6'3 in. 220 lbs with a slight pot. I bought the XL - my usual size. That was too tight. I bought the XXL. That's fine for just a shirt under. I do not use the liner - its crap. For cold (50-30 F) I like a wool sweater underneath, up to a 4 ply Dale Norway sweater below freezing, and the XXL I have is a bit tight for me. I should have bought an XXXL and had plenty of room for underlayers for winter. I don'y mind too loose.
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Hi Jorge! Based on your measurements I would suggest the size 6XL sauna shirt. This size of shirt is made for anyone at 270 pounds or above. You do not want the shirt to be too tight, you should be able to move freely and comfortably when wearing the sauna gear. That being said, if the shirt does not fit how you expect, Kutting Weight offers free returns and exchanges with every order!
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it is not an oversized "regulation" shirt but regular retail size. if you want it loose fitting I would go to the next size. Hope this helps. Johnny
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I'm a solid 34 and I got large size. Fits perfect. 33 could probably go either way (L or M) but if you got inches to lose, I'd probably get M cos you might find the L to big after a bit of weight loss...
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When I began I was 6'2" and 223lbs . I purchased this Gi in A5 and had to shrink the top immediately. However an A4 was slightly snug but in hindsight would have been a good fit. Currently at 6'2" and 195 an A4 fits very well. (I still wear my A5 and the pants are pretty big on me, top is Loose even after shrinking ) I would say u could go A4 and shrink it or A3 possibly (might get snug after first wash) : if this is your fighting weight I may get an A4. Sounds like with that height/wight u may be thick so in that case I would stay with an A4 you will probably need to hem your pants. ALWAYS WASH IN COLD AND LINE DRY UNLESS U WANT TO SHRINK IT When I began I was 6'2" and 223lbs . I purchased this Gi in A5 and had to shrink the top immediately. However an A4 was slightly snug but in hindsight would have been a good fit. Currently at 6'2" and 195 an A4 fits very well. (I still wear my A5 and the pants are pretty big on me, top is Loose even after shrinking ) I would say u could go A4 and shrink it or A3 possibly (might get snug after first wash) : if this is your fighting weight I may get an A4. Sounds like with that height/wight u may be thick so in that case I would stay with an A4 you will probably need to hem your... » Read More When I began I was 6'2" and 223lbs . I purchased this Gi in A5 and had to shrink the top immediately. However an A4 was slightly snug but in hindsight would have been a good fit. Currently at 6'2" and 195 an A4 fits very well. (I still wear my A5 and the pants are pretty big on me, top is Loose even after shrinking ) I would say u could go A4 and shrink it or A3 possibly (might get snug after first wash) : if this is your fighting weight I may get an A4. Sounds like with that height/wight u may be thick so in that case I would stay with an A4 you will probably need to hem your pants. ALWAYS WASH IN COLD AND LINE DRY UNLESS U WANT TO SHRINK IT « Show Less
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My husband is 6'2" and weighs 170, and we got the Large. I'd try the Large. It fits quite snugly. I think it'll be fine. If not, Amazon is very good at exchanging. Just rewrap and send back. Then reorder. They credit your account as soon as UPS scans the bar code. When we exchanged the shirt for the vest, the turnaround was very quick.
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Get the large. It will be fine. XL will be too big I think. I was a 38 and wore the large.
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Thanks Martha. I like my clothes loose so cinch my jeans down to a 36/37. Do you think the XL is still the right size? What about length? Terry
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Sorry, but I don't know the answer to this question, as I just started purchasing UA garments. They fit me great and I'm round 10-15 lbs overweight. I imagine if I lost my xtra pounds, the shirts would be a "relaxed" fit. My guns are big, too--the arms fit snug on my 18" upper arms. Hope this helps! :-)
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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.
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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!