Anybody?

 

Anybody?

Roughly the same size, but since its alpha sizing, comparing one brands alpha sizing in shirts to another's in t shirts may be futile. Just buy 3 medium sized fruit of the loom t shirts and see how they fit over the shoulders.

 

Even if the manufacturer sells the undershirt by sizes labelled small, medium, large etc they will provide a sizing chart to advise the measurement that applies to the size. Normally small is 36 - 38 inches, medium 38 - 40 inches and so on and so forth. Whatever size chest you are then that's the size undershirt you require. Bingo! Problem solved.

Well done with the weight loss. :icon_smile:

 

Shaver's info on normal sizing is pretty much what I see everywhere. For a regular crew neck t-shirt (not undershirt), I will wear a L or XL, depending on brand. I figure the fit is more important than what's on the label. For undershirts, I wear a Hanes medium (40" chest), and I like my undershirts to be kind of snug - the Hanes medium might be a hair looser than I prefer, but a small would just be too tight/short.

From someone who has also worked on losing weight over the last few years (down 40, maybe another 10 or so to go): Good job and keep plugging!

 

I'm down five; fifteen more to go to where I was before I left my last job. Forty-five more to go to my ideal weight.

I am by no means "athletic," but I wear, and fit in, Brooks "Slim Cut" dress shirts in 16/35. I wear a Large in most sport shirts by Brooks Brothers but require a XXL in Michael Kors or anyone any more "fashion-forward."

Undershirts should be fairly snug to avoid creating additional layers of billowy fabric that negatively impact the appearance of your shirt. So if you think you need a smaller size now, or will need a smaller size then, it wouldn't hurt to buy one shirt (or how many are in a pack) and see what happens.