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  1. #1
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    While my husband can by pants off the rack and have them look great, he can't do it with shirts. He's got a huge neck, broad shoulders, long ape arms and a narrow waist. He agonizes over shirts like I agonize over bottoms. At least he understands my pain.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GLC1968 View Post
    While my husband can by pants off the rack and have them look great, he can't do it with shirts. He's got a huge neck, broad shoulders, long ape arms and a narrow waist. He agonizes over shirts like I agonize over bottoms. At least he understands my pain.
    Mine is a 2XL Tall...though a lot of 2XL stuff will work for him, too. He's just a barrell-chested, broad-shouldered beast of a Yeti...
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    My poor little brother is built just like me. And unfortunately for him, there's no such thing as a Small Tall. Or 29x34 pants. We just learn what brands to ignore and jump on a good deal on the few that fit.

    I'm fortunate that I haven't tried to go jeans shopping in about 3 years and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the two favorite pair will last for another couple. I've given up on buying khakis that look right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jessmarimba View Post
    My poor little brother is built just like me. And unfortunately for him, there's no such thing as a Small Tall. Or 29x34 pants. We just learn what brands to ignore and jump on a good deal on the few that fit.

    I'm fortunate that I haven't tried to go jeans shopping in about 3 years and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the two favorite pair will last for another couple. I've given up on buying khakis that look right.
    My hubby is in the same boat these days - he has to look for 32x34 - he swears that mens sizes are suffering from creep too - only a few years ago a 34x34 was fine for him and nowadays they are so loose they'd fall down....
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