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[jiomitori]

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Edited December 6, 2022 by jiomitori
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[red]

sew it up and make it slimmer.

[Superstar]

Try WESC, they make some XS-sizes that goes far down in size. Allthough you'll have to live with the embroidery on the chest.

Or else a small danish brand named Papfar, I don't think it's possible to buy anywhere outside Denmark neither online, so maybe not an option for you ?

[ruach]

I bought this Lad Musician cotton/cashmere blend hoodie which is quite slim:

In a size 44 the (approximate) measurements are:

Chest: 17"

Shoulders: 17.5"

Length: 23"

[jiomitori]

I bought this Lad Musician cotton/cashmere blend hoodie which is quite slim:

In a size 44 the (approximate) measurements are:

Chest: 17"

Shoulders: 17.5"

Length: 23"

That looks great Ruach. Would you mind posting a closer-up picture of the material when you get a chance? How would you describe the construction and weight of the material?

Also, how hard is it to tailor a loopwheeler sweatshirt? Would it cost much and also look right? Basically, can I bring in a loopwheeler and AA and have someone make one look like the other? It seems like the sleeves would be really baggy no matter what you did to the chest.

[Westbrook]

^^^Tailoring LW is very difficult. Something about the way they make the fabric makes it incredibly hard to evenly cut by hand. Not impossible, but not easy.

[homme.homme]

Just go to a really good tailor/alterations place and discuss it with them. I'm sure it can be done fairly easily but there is always a risk with getting something altered.

[CityHunter]

Try WESC

I agree, as well as recommend. WESC tends to run simmer than most brands, and still comfortable as hades. Tis true, there are many logos abound but I'm sure you can find a hoodie from WESC with mininal to no signage.

FYI, WESC pullovers run around $55-$60.

[jiomitori]

I agree, as well as recommend. WESC tends to run simmer than most brands, and still comfortable as hades. Tis true, there are many logos abound but I'm sure you can find a hoodie from WESC with mininal to no signage.

FYI, WESC pullovers run around $55-$60.

If I could find a WESC pullover without the logo, I'd definitely get one. But I can't seem to find them. I'll keep looking.

[red]

oh. if your trying to get a loopwheeler, then nevermind. i wouldnt touch it. i like the fit as it is.

ive got a really really slim obey hoody with only a simple screenprint on the front which you can take off. the hood isnt functional though. if youre interested.

[homme.homme]

I dont know what the current collection is like but Marc Newson's range for G-star is fairly slim fitting - the tops are anyway.

He usually likes his prints and patterns though but its worth a try.

[super]

You can try a S or XS in LW since I don't think the size chart on the LW site is correct. Enquire with 2000db about the sizing...he said that the medium was fitted even though the website says it's 21.8 in (56cm) in the chest.

[jiomitori]

You can try a S or XS in LW since I don't think the size chart on the LW site is correct. Enquire with 2000db about the sizing...he said that the medium was fitted even though the website says it's 21.8 in (56cm) in the chest.

Is this really true? I ordered a zip-up hoodie from LW a few months ago and it was huge. Those measurements were definitely correct for it. Is it different for the pullover?

[mlproject]

one of my friends used to always wear russel athletic hoodies. the fleece is the thickest i've ever seen on any mass production brands. he is like 5'6" and 130 or so.