Look your best and feel confident walking into any room with the Men’s Classic Fit Two-Piece Suit. The jacket and blazer are made of a quality polyester fabric, available in ten color options. Keep it classy with the traditional black and charcoal, or show your personality with fashion colors like burgundy or sea green.

For men who are 6' tall and weigh 165-170 lbs, with a perfect 38R or 40R torso frame, off the rack clothes shopping can be a cinch. Stand 6'8", or weigh 285 lbs, howeve, and it's a bit tricky. Average sizing - which includes a 16" neck, 34/35 sleeves, 30"-34" waist, 30"-32" inseam, and a 38-42 Jerkin - simply does not apply.

Dec 14, 2015 · 38S for jackets. 34W 30L for pants. Medium for most shirts, longsleeve, sweaters, etc. 15/32 for dress shirts. 8.5-9 for most shoes, 7.5-8 for most boots. 5'7" 170 lbs fat, 36" waist.

Oct 12, 2013 · 6' 180 lbs, I'm usually a M/40R and 32" waist. What sizes do you usually wear? I might have 4 lbs on tops in a good day. Usually a M in shirts and sweaters. I sometimes wear a L in outerwear just for layering purposes. I'd say you should measure your shoulder and chest size.

Your height: by your height you can tell if you need the suit is Short or Regular or Long. For example if you between 5'7'' and 5'9'' you wear Regular. In above example your size will be 46R. If you don't know your size, and you need to get measured, just follow the 3 easy steps below: 1. Measure around the fullest part of chest.

Men's Suits Size Chart Sizing Jacket Chest Overarm Shoulder Waist Neck Sleeve Length Height Weight Regular 34R 32-34 40-42 17.75 26-28 14.15.5 32 30 5'6-5'9 110-120

What is your weight, height, and waist size? How do you (in general pros and cons) feel about your body? I'm 6'1" (~185 cm) at 175 pounds (~79 kg) with a 36" (94.5 cm) waist. I feel like I need to gain more muscle mass, as most of my weight feels to …

Nov 30, 2014 · I'm 6'2", 165-170lbs and many jackets in 38R fit me fairly well, as long as they are not designed to be short. As momsdoc said, the only way to really know is to try things on. There are no strict standards when it comes to sizing that manufacturers need to …