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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsWhen you buy t-shirts, do you buy the size that fits, or a size bigger? I buy a size bigger,
Historic NY
(39,686 posts)debm55
(56,237 posts)Historic NY
(39,686 posts)claudette
(5,455 posts)size larger. Only very expensive material wont shrink and I cant afford that!!😊
EYESORE 9001
(29,466 posts)
Whatcha think?
debm55
(56,237 posts)brush
(61,033 posts)and the garment hangs on the body with no stretching or tightening up with movement. And then there's the shrinkage factor after washing.
debm55
(56,237 posts)stopdiggin
(15,068 posts)and it's because I'm such a fashion plate ... cutting such a figure ...
(form fitting duds went out - shortly after tie-dye? or, alternatively - shortly after late 20s - and full frontal cortex .. )
debm55
(56,237 posts)KarenS
(5,050 posts)I like baggy shirts. I hate feeling 'bound up'
KarenS
(5,050 posts)I opt for a V neck or boat neck I cannot deal with something touching my neck or throat,,,
I've gotten rather eccentric in my old age
underpants
(195,096 posts)$4 $6 $9 and $12
rsdsharp
(11,806 posts)and buy a size larger.
Emile
(40,769 posts)Fla Dem
(27,436 posts)Got to try it on, or at least do a visual evaluation. All MEDs are not the same, nor LRG and SML. Also material has a lot to do with it. If it's all cotton, it will stretch better than maybe a non-cotton material. Main thing is it has to be comfortable that's what a tee shirt is meant to be.
Luciferous
(6,556 posts)AnnaLee
(1,355 posts)If I plan to use it as a shell under a suit jacket, I buy the exact size. All other uses I buy a size larger.