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Posted by thefriendliestguyever on 12-May-2011 18:12 Report
What would 2XL, 3XL, 4XL be in CM please?
 What would 5xl be in centimetres please?

What would 3xl and 4xl be in centimetres please, as I am going to order something and obviously need these measurements!


Thanks in advance,


Warren
 
Replied by kidsstuff on 12-May-2011 18:15 (Ref 2291456) Report
3XL = 115 cm
4XL = 120cm
5XL = 125cm
Replied by thefriendliestguyever on 12-May-2011 18:19 (Ref 2291457) Report
 Hello there kidsstuff thanks for the response, does these measurements depend on the material or is it regardless of what material was used to make it?
Replied by oz-sparkle on 12-May-2011 18:43 (Ref 2291466) Report
L            = 16
XL          = 18
XXL        = 20
XXXL      = 22
XXXXL    = 24
XXXXXL  = 26
not sure if the comparison to the above helps, it does vary from brand to brand and whether the material is stretch or non-stretch.
Replied by thefriendliestguyever on 12-May-2011 18:50 (Ref 2291468) Report
 oz-sparkle if the item does not stretch what will the centimetres increase to please?
And if it does stretch does this mean someone can where a shirt in a lower size than they would normally do?
Replied by kidsstuff on 12-May-2011 20:01 (Ref 2291483) Report
Garments are measured in not stretched size.  If it is stretchy then the relaxed measurement is the one given but you probably wouldn't want to buy a size smaller as the style probably wouldn't suit being stretched tighter.
Replied by fishychik on 12-May-2011 20:03 (Ref 2291484) Report
2XL - Chest, 110cm, Waist - 107cm,
3XL - C, 115cm, W, 112cm,
4XL - C, 120cm, W, 117cm,
5XL - C, 127cm, W, 122cm.
Stretch is up to 4cm average but as said before, everything varies. You're best off measuring your favourite fitting garments laid flat and doubled in cm.
Replied by thefriendliestguyever on 12-May-2011 20:18 (Ref 2291487) Report
 So what size would someone have to get if they were the following:

Waist 127cm and chest 118cm please?
Replied by changjin on 13-May-2011 09:28 (Ref 2291545) Report
As previous poster has said, measure up a few of your clothes that fit you and write down the measurements (lay them flat with buttons done up).
Underarm to underarm, inside leg, across waist, Shoulder to cuff etc, then you are ready to shop with a bit of confidence.
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