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Charlton home shirt

Taxi_LadTaxi_Lad
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Hi all

i was given a cafc home shirt for Xmas by my sons in size L. Not sure where they bought it but because it came up too tight they exchanged it for an XL. 
I didn’t want to appear ungrateful after their efforts so accepted it with thanks but in reality I feel the XL is too baggy. 
Has anyone else noticed a disparity between sizes or are these Hummel sizings quite accurate. Seems to me to be a big difference between the L and XL. 
 Shame cos it’s a lovely shirt 

Comments

  • MuttleyCAFCMuttleyCAFC
    My grey XL fits ok. I must admit, I am not a fan of the material, it feels a bit too thin. Might be better for playing in though. My son is an M but in the kit a L is better, whereas that isn't the case with everything else he wears so there may be a difference.
  • Taxi_LadTaxi_Lad
    Thanks
    just wondered if anyone has experienced inconsistency in the sizing. I.e. two same sized shirts, not being exactly the same
  • PopIconPopIcon
    I really don't like the shirts, the shape and the material. Not ideal if you are overweight!
  • Dazzler21Dazzler21
    They're a bit toight in the medium compared to others I've had, but not by much. 

    They're definitely one of the best we've had for playing in/running in in terms of comfort and breathability. 
  • CAFCTrevCAFCTrev
    I think they need to make "Classic" versions of football shirts like they do with rugby shirts. With those you have the option to buy the actual tight fit shirt the players wear if thats your thing, or you can buy a "classic" cotton edition with a big collar and long sleeves, but it has the same graphics/design on the shirt itself as the players version. 


  • allez les addicksallez les addicks
    CAFCTrev said:
    I think they need to make "Classic" versions of football shirts like they do with rugby shirts. With those you have the option to buy the actual tight fit shirt the players wear if thats your thing, or you can buy a "classic" cotton edition with a big collar and long sleeves, but it has the same graphics/design on the shirt itself as the players version. 


    Nike and Adidas already do this for the big teams. Not sure I’m in favour - the ‘vapor’ shirts are awful for anyone who doesn’t have a six pack, and the ‘stadium’ shirts are still not ‘leisurely’ enough


  • Covered EndCovered End
    I love the way no actually answered the question.
  • ricky_ottoricky_otto
    Taxi_Lad said:
    Hi all

    i was given a cafc home shirt for Xmas by my sons in size L. Not sure where they bought it but because it came up too tight they exchanged it for an XL. 
    I didn’t want to appear ungrateful after their efforts so accepted it with thanks but in reality I feel the XL is too baggy. 
    Has anyone else noticed a disparity between sizes or are these Hummel sizings quite accurate. Seems to me to be a big difference between the L and XL. 
     Shame cos it’s a lovely shirt 
    I reckon if you just put on a few pounds just before you intend to wear it you should be fine. Of course you will have to lose that weight to be able to fit in all your other clothes.

    You’re welcome.  
  • PopIconPopIcon
    Covered End said:
    I love the way no actually answered the question.
    I originally bought an L and exchanged it for an XL. Cannot say I noticed a big disparity in size. One fit and other didn't.
  • Dazzler21Dazzler21
    Covered End said:
    I love the way no actually answered the question.
    I mean I did say: 

    Dazzler21 said:
    They're a bit toight in the medium compared to others I've had, but not by much. 
    and the question was: 

    Taxi_Lad said:
    Has anyone else noticed a disparity between sizes or are these Hummel sizings quite accurate.

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  • CAFCTrevCAFCTrev
    edited February 2021
    allez les addicks said:
    CAFCTrev said:
    I think they need to make "Classic" versions of football shirts like they do with rugby shirts. With those you have the option to buy the actual tight fit shirt the players wear if thats your thing, or you can buy a "classic" cotton edition with a big collar and long sleeves, but it has the same graphics/design on the shirt itself as the players version. 


    Nike and Adidas already do this for the big teams. Not sure I’m in favour - the ‘vapor’ shirts are awful for anyone who doesn’t have a six pack, and the ‘stadium’ shirts are still not ‘leisurely’ enough


    Its not exactly the same thing, the classic rugby shirts are big chunky long sleeve cotton items designed to resembled traditional shirts pre-2000s. The stadium vs player football shirts are really a case of the same shirt fitting a tad looser, visually they look identical at first glance. 
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