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RestDatBFace
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Oct 23, 2018
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kim.suarez
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RestDatBFaceI'm thinking the large would be better for your son, since the fit is very slim. For you though, a Medium might be better? I've worn the Men's XS and I'm a Small in Women's. The only issue when wearing Men's product is the bottom opening which is very narrow. Basically the shoulder was big, sleeves were big and it was long, but the bottom didn't zip up because of how narrow Men's bottom width measurements are. It might be best to get the Large and try it out yourself to judge? Because it should fit your son just fine. And we do not offer a return policy unfortunately.
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My son and I are usually around the same adult size for outerwear and I'd like it to be useable for him as well as myself. I currently use Montbell's Tachyon, without hood, and while I like it the sizing is odd. He uses Frogg Toggs. I think I actually received an Asian medium instead of American sizing like I ordered from Montbell, it's basically a summer/spring windshirt now. I'd like to have one I can actually have fleece under and my son can wear while stationery during band shows, basketball warm-up, etc..
For reference; I'm typically a women's medium for outerwear I want to wear over light insulation and the boy is between a medium-large in adult mens. I'm 5'5 and fluctuate between 115-130 seasonally and he is 5'7 (for now..) and around 145ish.
Long story short; I'm torn between the medium and large for either of our body type and it seems (reviews) it runs incredibly small even when sizing accurately.
Anyone who can point to a return policy would make my anal decision making process much less stressful.