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Founded in 1976 in Nottinghamshire, England, Soul Star blends its British heritage with a fashion-forward mindset and a retro American style. The result: endlessly wearable garments like these short-sleeve button-down shirts Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downArsenicDrone
55
Jul 2, 2019
Wait, so which ones are viscose? The details say the following:
- 100% cotton styles: Costo, Fruity, Fuchsia, Heath, Woods, Trucks
- 100% viscose styles: Hibby, Subtle
Cyn1c
186
Apr 5, 2019
What are the differences between the regular and loose sizings?
For example, the Heath shirt has both options listed, but the size chart doesn't differentiate between the two.
Cyn1c
186
Apr 5, 2019
The sizing chart on this post is not consistent with the sizing chart on https://www.soulstarclothing.com.
For example, Massdrop lists a large as 54.5 cm chest and 78.5 length. SoulStar lists a large as 56.5 and 78 for the same dimensions:
https://www.soulstarclothing.com/usa/ru03-25334.html#tab2
TomasV
1685
Apr 6, 2019
Cyn1cPlease only refer to our sizing chart. We provided a size chart specific to these styles, based on the spec packs directly from the factory. Thanks for your interest on this drop!
Vintage1982Benz
7977
Apr 4, 2019
I've raised the same issue before - as someone who deals with manufacturers you may refer to it as the industry standard, but every consumer knows that a Men's L has a 42" chest because that is how things are listed when you buy off the rack at a department store or nearly every other online retailer.
I don't understand why MD continues to insist on using manufacturer/wholesaler measurements when even savvy consumers are being thrown off. Just seems like you would save yourselves a lot of time answering the same questions on every drop.
Dr_Rodney_McKay
139
Apr 7, 2019
Vintage1982BenzWhen writing anything, consider the audience. Presenting manufacturers' measurement schemes to an audience of retail consumers = fail, plain and simple.
TomasV
1685
Apr 3, 2019
Waddlehi Waddle! Sure thing; on the size M the shoulder (point-to-point) measures a little over 18 inches on the slim fit / almost 19 inches on the loose fit.
JustinManuel
4
Apr 2, 2019
This sizing guide is not very helpful for American consumers. I did the conversion - so size small would be a 20 inch chest??? Who are these intended for? Infants?
Calaverasgrande
1486
Apr 2, 2019
non-standard measurement. I don't know any brand that uses such a method.
TomasV
1685
Apr 2, 2019
CalaverasgrandeHey Calaveras! You're probably being thrown off by the chest measurement -- this is actually the armpit-to-armpit measurement and to get the full circumference of the garment you'd have to multiply that by two. Let me know if that helps!
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