I'm wearing normal T shirts measuring 36" across the chest. What size should I pick for this rashguard for snug fit?
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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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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.
1125389
I ordered a medium and it fits a little snug with thick shirts/sweaters on. You may want to go with a large.
1984265
I'm a 36B and got the small/medium but it gets tight sometimes, I would agree with the large/xl. All the straps are adjustable so you should be able to synch it down to fit perfectly even if it starts a little large.
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I ordered a size Medium and the skin measures about 16 1/2 inches across the chest. This measurement was taken laying the shirt out flat not stretching it or wearing it. The size charts for O'Neill can be found on their website: http://shop.oneill.com/NL//sizechart/sizechart.cfm?gender=14#2 My bust measurement is 37 inch, I am 5'6" and I ordered a medium. I wanted a second skin feel and it does fit very tight, but this is what I was looking for. If I wanted something to fit a bit looser but not baggy I would have gone with a Large. I usually wear a size small t-shirt or blouse from regular stores like Gap, Banana Republic, J-Crew, etc. if that helps.
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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.
657496
Your regular shirt size is sufficient and its adjustable and comfortable. Hope this is the answer your looking for.
90441
I have a 40 inch chest and it is a bit snug on me, might want to look elsewhere.
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Should be about right. I wear a medium in most shirts and sometimes a large . Bought a large jacket and it fits snug.
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I am certainly no expert on sizing but I can tell you I'm 6' tall and weigh almost 200 lbs and an XL fits me well. Its snug but not tight. I suggest if you try what size you wear as a shirt it probably will be about right.
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Fits tight across the chest... though not too tight and is out of the way and does not interfere with movement. I am 6'2" @200 lb. Must be worn over all clothing so unless you are really bundled up with foul weather gear I would think it should work well. Lots of videos on youtube.
300086
I'm between a large and extra large depending on shirt. I bought an x-large which fits snug but that's what I wanted for swimming so if you want it a little looser definitely buy up a size.
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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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It comes down to this: What do you normally wear? Think of it like this: If you were going to Walmart to buy a Tshirt-style undershirt to wear under your clothes-a good quality shirt, not some flimsy thing-what size would you buy if you like a snug fit? That's what you want in this. I'm a big guy; I'd normally wear a 3x, but I got a 2x in this, and it works great. If you're talking a full-sized 1911, it is going to be heavy, so you need all the hold you can get. Definitely go for the larger holster! I hope that 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 son is 9 and his chest is 27 in. and he is 70lbs. We ordered the youth small, it is a snug fit I wouldn't say tight, but you want that. You wouldn't want it shifting while he is playing the game. He is the same way with tight fitting clothes but has never complained about it being to tight.
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Hi, I am also 5'4 and am also a 36c chest. I weight a bit more but I lift weights so a lot of my weight is muscle, I wear a size 10 in cloths. I ordered a large and it is a good fit. A little and I emphasis litter loose, but I know a medium would have been tight. I would rather have a little room than really snug. Your call for what you like of course. Hope this helps.
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Hard to say. My opinion after trying several different vests and buying the wrong one originally, is they are very personal in shape and features and putting a few different models on with weight in them makes all the difference. In just a few seconds you can tell what works for you based on how it rides with weight in it. I'm 6", 185#, 33" waist, 42" chest and the L/XL is about perfect. The internet says the following: SIZING AT RIBCAGE (UNISEX) S/M: 30.5 - 33.5 in. / 78 - 85 cm L/XL: 33.5 in. + / 85 cm + Note: Measure wearing the clothes you intend to wear. Size down if in-between sizes. From here: http://www.ultramarathonrunningstore.com/Nathan-VAPORWRAP-Race-Hydration-Vest-p/vaporwrap.htm