Jacket Sizes.

[sandyRoe]

I bought a 44R jacket on-line from Debenhams. It seems to have been designed for someone a bit thinner than I am so what size do I need for a comfortable fit?

[ivor4781]

have stiff drink Tilly
love a Jim Beam myself :-)

[Tilly2]

Later maybe, Ivor. Too early for me yet.

[tonyav]

sandy, just leave the jacket open.

[ivor4781]

tonyav.... lol

[Tilly2]

His braces will show then, Yont.

[MargoTester]

I was just about to say the same as Tony. My OH never buttons jackets up.

[tonyav]

Thats alright so long as there bright Red, Yilly. Power dressing !.

[tonyav]

Neither do I, Margo.

[sandyRoe]

I'd look like a paunchy dart player :-(

[tonyav]

You'll be able to carry it off, sandy. Just walk about with a pint in your hand ;-)

[tonyav]

sandy get yer self a fancy waistcoat to wear under your new jacket, you would look like a snooker player then.
http://a3.img.mobypicture.com/c71f666756d52d8291f3d0971827191f_view.jpg

[MargoTester]

Sandy - thinking about is the jackets are sized in chest size ie 44" the then come in S R and L (short, medium and long) which relates to to length of the sleeves and jacket. So my OH is 6' and would wear R whereas my son is 6'5" would have to have long. So perhaps you need to go for 46".

[ivor4781]

a poncho would solve the problem

[Tilly2]

Then you could be Pancho Villa, in a poncho.

[tonyav]

Great idea, ivor. He could go for the Clint look.
http://www.imdb.com/media/rm3715532032/tt0058461?ref_=ttmi_mi_all_sf_18

[Brinjal]

Athletic size