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I am 6' 2" and 190 lbs. I need an XL for the shoulder width and length, but nothing else. I have the sleeves and the sides taken in for a better fit. Makes a big difference IMO.
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Tue Oct 09, 2001, 11:29am
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Why don't you just buy your shirts in "tall" sizes, or are you so thin that when you stand sideways and stick out your tongue you look like a zipper?
OK - that's an old, old, old vaudeville joke. And no, I'm not that old. My wife told it to me. Uh-oh, she's reading over my shoulder. OUCH! THAT HURT!
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Tue Oct 09, 2001, 12:23pm
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I buy the "xtra-length" shirts (adds 4" to the length). I am 6'6", 235, but I look smarter! My wife has, on rare occasions, tapered the sides a bit. I have to admit, the older I get, the less the sides need tapering -- I guess it is the gravity?
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Thu Oct 11, 2001, 05:49pm
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Honigs sells a fitted V-neck. I bought one to try and won't order anything but from now on.
If you don't want to to give up on the non-fitted shirts, the next best thing I have used is the flex-belt, also available from Honigs.
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