zoomer
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Just 48". Normally XL is meant to fit a guy who's suit size is 46-48. (Maybe it has to do with no one wearing suits any longer???)Thanks Zoomer, so what does the jacket you have measure pit to pit, as per ad?
Just 48". Normally XL is meant to fit a guy who's suit size is 46-48. (Maybe it has to do with no one wearing suits any longer???)Thanks Zoomer, so what does the jacket you have measure pit to pit, as per ad?
Just 48". Normally XL is meant to fit a guy who's suit size is 46-48. (Maybe it has to do with no one wearing suits any longer???)
From what I can see, may not be a bad alternative... Searching around I found the above jacket for over 1/2 off, and while being able to add multiples to my cart, no size is listed:
Hi Techno
If you go to the description the seller listed a sentence to email him first with your size requirements. Hope that helps.
Cheers
B-Man
The only garments Aero size in,L,XL is our knitwear we adviseI've always been an XL in everything and I'm a 44 chest. I always equated 44 = XL, 46= XXL...that's just me though?
Perhaps MeachamLake or I can review it once rec'd, not sure how long it'll take to arrive here in hot old Blighty and just hope I don't have to pay some sort of import tax! Seems that's purely random but despite the reasonable cost of the jacket the postage was half as much again!
From what I can see, may not be a bad alternative... Searching around I found the above jacket for over 1/2 off, and while being able to add multiples to my cart, no size is listed:
https://www.charmlook.top/us-navy-m421b-pilots-flight-flying-jacket-p-14444.html
Doesn’ Look bad at all!
The only negative that I noticed. The seam on the shoulder forward a little, because of this, the folds of the back open and the sleeve extends. In the original M-421A, the shoulder seam is closer to the back, this prevents the folds from opening and extending the sleeve.
Technonut2112 Congratulations on your purchase, you are very good in this jacket.