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  1. 02-09-2006, 09:10 PM #1
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    Question about t-shirt sizes. UK/USA

    I'm wanting to buy a T-Shirt from the U S of A, but their sizes are strange.

    Is 2XL the same as XXL?
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    Yes, think so. In the US sizes go: S, M, L, XL, XXL, etc.
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    Bear in mind for US sizes you normally have to go up one size. For example a USA size Medium is often the same as a UK Large.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mgh0
    Bear in mind for US sizes you normally have to go up one size. For example a USA size Medium is often the same as a UK Large.
    this is right i bought a couple of t-shirts the other day and they had uk & us sizes on them...

    us > uk

    extra small > small
    small > medium
    medium > large
    large > extra large
    extra large > XXL

    etc..........
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