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Mountain Hardwear has select Mountain HardwearMen's & Women's Clothing on sale 65% Off when you apply promo code MHWSEP65. Shipping is free for Elevated Rewards members (free to join).
Thanks to Deal Hunter JuJuFrankenbean for finding this deal.
Note, available sizes will vary and may be limited.
6'2" male model wearing size M, and it's visibly too long for him?The average guy in Merica is 5'9"-5'10". What shall said average guy wear? Size XS? What the hell has happened to sizing? I'm 6'0". I used to wear size L...
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6'2" male model wearing size M, and it's visibly too long for him?The average guy in Merica is 5'9"-5'10". What shall said average guy wear? Size XS? What the hell has happened to sizing? I'm 6'0". I used to wear size L...
I buy a lot of MH (regular access to the Columbia employee store), and their sizing has definitely shifted to the larger side in the last couple years.
I'm 6'2 with a fairly athletic build (32" waist pants, 40" chest), and MH is one of my favorite brands because their cuts seem to be made for that body type. For years, I could assume I needed Columbia stuff in medium and MH stuff in large. Then I tried on some stuff last fall, and it was baggy/long. Now I have to take almost everything MH into the dressing room because it depends on the fit/piece, and I often end up with a medium. But that medium fits great, so I'm not complaining.
Adidas the now the only brand for which I'm consistently a large, and that's because their cuts/mannequins are based on European body sizes (according to a person I used to date who worked in design there).
I buy a lot of MH (regular access to the Columbia employee store), and their sizing has definitely shifted to the larger side in the last couple years.
I'm 6'2 with a fairly athletic build (32" waist pants, 40" chest), and MH is one of my favorite brands because their cuts seem to be made for that body type. For years, I could assume I needed Columbia stuff in medium and MH stuff in large. Then I tried on some stuff last fall, and it was baggy/long. Now I have to take almost everything MH into the dressing room because it depends on the fit/piece, and I often end up with a medium. But that medium fits great, so I'm not complaining.
Adidas the now the only brand for which I'm consistently a large, and that's because their cuts/mannequins are based on European body sizes (according to a person I used to date who worked in design there).
That's why I found S even too large for me nowadays… (although only 5'9 average build)
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6'2" male model wearing size M, and it's visibly too long for him?The average guy in Merica is 5'9"-5'10". What shall said average guy wear? Size XS? What the hell has happened to sizing? I'm 6'0". I used to wear size L...
free ski stuff trends large/baggy these days. its 'cool' but annoying...
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I'm 6'2 with a fairly athletic build (32" waist pants, 40" chest), and MH is one of my favorite brands because their cuts seem to be made for that body type. For years, I could assume I needed Columbia stuff in medium and MH stuff in large. Then I tried on some stuff last fall, and it was baggy/long. Now I have to take almost everything MH into the dressing room because it depends on the fit/piece, and I often end up with a medium. But that medium fits great, so I'm not complaining.
Adidas the now the only brand for which I'm consistently a large, and that's because their cuts/mannequins are based on European body sizes (according to a person I used to date who worked in design there).
I'm 6'2 with a fairly athletic build (32" waist pants, 40" chest), and MH is one of my favorite brands because their cuts seem to be made for that body type. For years, I could assume I needed Columbia stuff in medium and MH stuff in large. Then I tried on some stuff last fall, and it was baggy/long. Now I have to take almost everything MH into the dressing room because it depends on the fit/piece, and I often end up with a medium. But that medium fits great, so I'm not complaining.
Adidas the now the only brand for which I'm consistently a large, and that's because their cuts/mannequins are based on European body sizes (according to a person I used to date who worked in design there).
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