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    Where do you guys buy clothes?

    I'm so sick of buying t shirts that fit like poncho's. I need XL for my upper body, but every XL shirt i own is for fat guys and hangs off me like a f'n dress. I can never find shirts that fit. I'm coming to the conclusion that i need to go out and buy some new clothes unfortunatly, but it's always a hassel because i can never find things that fit right. Any suggestions? I might just have to resort to fruit of the loom white t's...can't seem to go wrong with those.

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    whats wrong with tall-t's?

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    I have the same problem. My t-shirts hang over my legs and make my legs look small because the shirts are so damn big for fat people. Honestly there is no real solution for the problem, because no company I have ever come across makes tapered shirts that fit your lats and your stomach properly. If you have big lats/wide frame like me you might as well buy dresses.

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    i get my nice going out shit at American eagle, as for just t-shirts, you can get those anywere, like maceys, dillards, the gym, champs, ect they all sell athletic T's, adidas, nike, ect

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    i buy clothes at the store

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    seriously, old navy, good products, it is the same thing as the gap

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc.Sust
    seriously, old navy, good products, it is the same thing as the gap
    Aimin for that preppy look? you forgot abercrombie and fitch!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DBflash21
    Aimin for that preppy look? you forgot abercrombie and fitch!
    old navy = jeans and a hoodie

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    Dem White Tall Tees...

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    I buy most of my clothes at Dilliards

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    I have the same problem. My wife buys me clothes and they never fit...I am too big. I have a XXL Old Navy T that is my favourite lounging around shirt and she hates it...

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    All My XXLs are like a fvcking dress I hate it. Damn fatties...

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    i use to like the name brands abercrombie and american eagle then i though to myslef what the fvck am i doing. I buy my gear from champs two xxl polos for 21bones

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    Quote Originally Posted by THE_DOME
    i use to like the name brands abercrombie and american eagle then i though to myslef what the fvck am i doing. I buy my gear from champs two xxl polos for 21bones
    I try...but all their XL's are like a kids small

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    the mens wearhouse has athletic cut shirts (tapered to the waist) also fossil store has good tees that make me look freakin swoll

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    yeah forgot about old navy there pretty good as welll

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ark22
    Dem White Tall Tees...
    Dats what im talkin bout...

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    DBflash you know what im talking bout like Dem Franchise Boyzz. ya tu sabes

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    Quote Originally Posted by DBflash21
    Aimin for that preppy look? you forgot abercrombie and fitch!
    lol......riiight...
    i doubt he's in his late teens, early twenties and he doesnt really come across as "that guy" who posp his collar.
    I think i went into A&F about 2 years ago and founs NOTHINg that fit me.
    And i got a little upper body becaseu i'm a sprinter.
    i got the legs of a 280 lber and the upper body of a 180lbr......and even then the shirts were damn near busting @ the seams.....and don't even think about pants....lol...
    i have a 34x34 waist and inseam but it seems the higher you go in the waist the shorter you need the inseam.

    If you need really nice pants i can wear a 38x32 slax from BR and it's a ittle snug across my legs but not tooo bad.
    Shirts from gap that are xl fit me comfortable.

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    We have such problems....

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    i should start a new clothing line....

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    American Apparel have the best fitting t-shirts ever...

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    This has been a problem for me for as long as I can remember. I'm 6'5" with broad shoulders and a slim waist, however the fashion industry seems to have this idea that if you have big shoulders you must have a beer gut hanging over your belt, so an XL shirt ends up looking like a dress on me, while the Medium and Large sizes arent even long enough to go to my waistline. Can't blame them tho, look at the average american guy - 5'10", overweight, sits at a desk all day, doesn't work out at all, and stuffs his face with McDonald's for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The clothing companies are just catering to the masses. On one hand, it feels good to be able to say that my physique is better than that of the average american man, however it's still a bitch to buy clothes. If I find a shirt that I REALLY like but it doesnt fit right in the waist, I'll buy whatever size fits in the shoulders (usually XL) and have it custom tailored to fit me in the waist.

    Also, as much as I used to be completely anti-Abercrombie, their 2006 summer collection is pretty much all 'muscle' fit, meaning its bigger in the shoulders, hugs the arms nicely, wide in the chest and tapered in at the waist. I know its not going to fit everybody as well as it does me, but thats the thing, not everybody's bodies are built the same. You just have to find a clothing company that makes clothes that fit your body type. I did a LOT of searching over the years, so if you have any questions about finding a clothing line for your body size PM me and I can probably offer a few suggestions. Either that or start your own company as suggested above (not a bad idea) lol

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    I buy my clothes at the..toilet...store. Sorry I had to do it

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    usually at the mall, sometimes online

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    2 xist white and black tee's fit really well

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    Express and no where else baby. I fit into the Large shirts dead perfectly, tight around the arms, tight around the back, and loose on the abs... its perfect.
    If i flex my back/chest i bet i can pop off some button on the shirts, its great haha i feel like the hulk

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    Quote Originally Posted by SVTMuscle
    Express and no where else baby. I fit into the Large shirts dead perfectly, tight around the arms, tight around the back, and loose on the abs... its perfect.
    If i flex my back/chest i bet i can pop off some button on the shirts, its great haha i feel like the hulk

    Their xl shirts wont even fit me. Jeans arent even an option.
    And they don't make anything larger than a 44r in jackets.
    Glad you have luck there because i like their clothes

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    Yeah man I somehow have the correct shape to fit into their clothes, their jeans fit me perfect too, 34w 32L, im in the luck! during bulk season though the thighs and waist get pretty tight

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    goodwill....... Is there anything wrong with that?...


    J/K I like to go to Dilliards or the outlet centers.

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    thanks for the replies fella's...i looked at 2 xist, i think im going to go look for some of them to try on

    it just sucks with cotton t's because they may fit in the store, but after a few washes/dries they completely change shape

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    Check out Polo/Ralph Lauren, their styles seem to go "Wider" as they get bigger; vs. longer as they get larger.

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    I'm probably going to be the only one who says this... but I buy my clothes from Costco. They have some good stuff. Just hard finding my size. Pants are 36x36. Hagger and Docker pants rock. Tommy H. jeans fit me great too. They also carry some great dress shirts, and polos too.

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    i like express too, their shirts are made to taper much more. Polo custom fits bought a size too large are good too. express jeans are the only ones i can wear at all anymore. i dont like/look good in a straight leg, but everybody else's boot cut looks like i am wearing wranglers!

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    Tuck the shirt in! ~_^ Problem solved.

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    yea but it rarely looks good walking around with a tucked in tee

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    fvck tucking my shirt in..I refuse.

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    If you have a tight waist, show it off. Most men don't have a tight waist and so that's why they don't tuck it in. How better to distiguish your self from the masses of fatties?

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    How many of are you actually "to big" to fit into everyday clothes, come on... i think some of yall are being a little too dramatic

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    Quote Originally Posted by SVTMuscle
    How many of are you actually "to big" to fit into everyday clothes, come on... i think some of yall are being a little too dramatic
    I have some armani jeans that my legs won't fit into, but they were like gay tight to begin with. banana republic jeans are pretty damn snug after this winters bulk also. I wear mostly large shirt because i like tight shirts to begin with and right now a large fits perfectly imo. XL is what I wear around the house though.

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