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I'm 195 pounds and size 16-18 right now, and women's XL Ibex fits me fine. (I'm usually 145-150, and Ibex L fits best then.) Men's L in Ibex fit about the same as women's XL.
Patagonia, I'm wearing women's XL. Their sizes seem to run smaller than Ibex.
Jones Wares will do custom wool, and they have great customer service. www.joneswares.com I've been talking to them about custom pants with added pockets and lots of fat-a$$ room for my currently fat a$$.
TE has a HUGE selection of plus sizes http://www.teamestrogen.com/product/...cialty_03.html and if SusanO doesn't already have what you need, I'd say give them a call and ask if they can help in the search. 1.877.310.4592 They know EVERYTHING!
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Thread: Wool for Plus Sizes?
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10-16-2010, 09:57 AM #1
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Wool for Plus Sizes?
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Hi all,
I'm looking for some good online resources for plus-size wool clothing. I'm looking for items for cycling and work appropriate items (jerseys, leggings, sweaters, pants, base layers etc.). I've checked both Ibex and Patagonia, and neither seems to carry the plus size lines
Any ideas?
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10-16-2010, 11:02 AM #2
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