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I have been adding a great collection of reprinted articles and ads on men's fashion from my collection of vintage magazines. Hope these will help you better acquaint yourself with the styles of the past.
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We measure our shirts laying flat along the back side.
A: Shoulders along the top of the shirt from seam to seam. If the shirt has no seam we use ~ to indicate that we made an estimate.
B: Chest measured across from pit to pit.
C: Sleeves along the top from seam to the tip of the cuff. If there is no seam we use ~ to indicate that we made an estimate.
D: Vertical from the bottom of neck collar to the bottom of the shirt down the middle.
Here is a modern standard sizing chart for chest measurements. How ever
please remember that vintage clothes have a narrower cut than most modern
pieces.
The best way to insure fit is to measure one of your favorite fitting
shirts as above and compare to the measurements listed in the description.
XS - 33-34"
S -35-37"
M -38-40"
L -42-44"
XL -46-48"
XXL-50-52"
SIZING FOR PANTS
We measure our pants laying flat along the back side.
A: Waist along the top of the pants then doubled.
B: Outer Length from the top of the pants to the bottom hem along the outside seam.
C: Inseam from the crotch to the bottom hem.