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Size Medium shirts?

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rowdybadger41 rowdybadger41 Active MemberOP
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So, I'm looking at ordering some t-shirts online. Does a size Medium usually run true to size? I need the specific measurements...
briskbison28 briskbison28 Member
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If you're looking for women's sizing, we're talking roughly a 32-inch bust and a 28-inch waist, though honestly, every single cut is different... I personally have both Small and Large tees in my closet, so there really isn't a universal rule. 🤷
Henry Taylor91 Henry Taylor91 Newcomer
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I’m honestly not entirely sure which specific brand of tees they use for their printing—it’s hard to tell from just looking at them—but based on my own experience ordering from their shop, the sizing seems pretty spot on (I usually rock a Medium)

You might want to check out some similar sites here in the States, or even some international ones—you'll definitely find a size chart somewhere...
Gary Reyes61 Gary Reyes61 Newcomer
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placidnomad50 placidnomad50 Active Member
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rowdybadger41 said:So, I'm looking at ordering some t-shirts online—what does a size Medium usually actually look like? I really need the specific measurements before I pull the trigger.

Well, if you're ordering from overseas, like from the UK, you generally want to size down from what you normally wear—that's just how those cuts tend to run. As for a "Medium," there’s no such thing as a universal standard. Every single brand handles their sizing differently depending on the specific cut or style they're using. Honestly, I don't think you'll get much out of trying to hunt down a general rule; it's probably more trouble than it's worth since it varies so much from one label to the next.

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