Sweatshirts (Hoodies, Crewnecks, Loopwheeled, Vintage, etc.)
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I'd say they're pretty true to size. I'm 6', 180ish and I have a size XL, which is comfortably roomy and could probably wear a size L with no problem. Sleeve length is good, too, which is important to me. I hate sleeves that can't make it past my wrists. I also like loose fitting hoodies, so I generally buy the largest size possible. I'd say get your usual size if you want a cleaner fit, size up to get a loose one.
One last note on fit: these are reverse weave, which means after a dozen or so trips through the washer and dryer they'll shrink some in the width, making them fit slimmer over time.
Oh yeah, almost forgot- I was actually wearing mine in this pic:
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i really like buzz ricksons and the real mccoys sweaters but unfortunately they are too short.the overall length is usually about 26" in xl but the chest size is gonna be around 45" which is way too big.i do however like the reigning champ sweaters.they seem to be cut a bit more slim.
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i really like buzz ricksons and the real mccoys sweaters but unfortunately they are too short.the overall length is usually about 26" in xl but the chest size is gonna be around 45" which is way too big.i do however like the reigning champ sweaters.they seem to be cut a bit more slim.
does anybody have one or can recommend any heavy duty crewnecks with a moderate slim cut?i think the vintage brand will not fits your request anymore, cuz buzz and rm got the best cut in vintage sweater, so i guess you should try some fashion brand like cdg…
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i love BR crewnecks.. they are super warm and they just feel incredible.. but im not very tall and the xl is perfect length on me so i see how that could be a problem for some people..i also have a MR FREEDOM mechanics sweater which i believe is the same material as BR (they are both manufactured by TOYO) and again it is amazingly comfortable and the quality is second to none..also the same size seems quite a bit longer than BR..
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Agree with Casey, I've had both and the MF one is better for a longer torso. If I get my correct size in BR (m) and it's way too short for me. Have the same size in MF and it's perfecto on the torso. Still a little short in the arms but it stretches out ok. I would snag them while you can. Casey probably knows better than I, but word is once the current MF stuff is gone, it's gone forever. IE no re-runs/updates like this last season.
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its rad.. i mean its pretty pricey compared to the BR but it has some nice details (the pockets, and the ribbing is much nicer)
for reference the length on a BR XL is 27 inches (sleeve length is 24.5)
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I recently grabbed a couple of McCoy 12oz sweatshirts and I love them. A bit pricey for sure but ohh so nice, and clearly built to last. I am a xxl in most IH shirts and the xl McCoy seem to fit me just fine.
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http://www.selfedge.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=74&products_id=497
brown XL is the last one left…
but i would call the MF store Tel: (323) 653 2014last time i was in there it seemed like they had a few
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Hi all,
Anyone got suggestions for a good quality hoodie or sweater brand? At the moment I'm looking at the NSW Loopwheeler hoodies, if I can find anywhere that has them in stock!
My main requirements are quality and design, but I'm not keen on large branding/logos.
Suggestions welcome.
Cheers.
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Pick your poison! http://blueingreensoho.com/site/index.php?page=shop.browse&category_id=115&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=62
Or you could wait for the fabled IH loopwheeled sweats..
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don't think IronHeart are going to be loopwheeled hoodies, something about them not being heavy duty enough.
true story
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what jaco said.
smart dude that jaco.
