Vanson Maverick

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Will do. So far I've been telling myself that it will be alright with a sweater underneath, but the truth is that a trucker looks better when it is more fitted.

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Nahh Will
That’s a keeper.
Keep telling yourself whatever it takes so that you don’t sell that one.
B

 

[Will Zach]

Alright I give up... Will keep it.

 

[El Marro]

Nahh Will
That’s a keeper.
Keep telling yourself whatever it takes so that you don’t sell that one.
B

Agreed! Nothing about that jacket says too big to me.

 

[thebruin]

I am a 38. I bought a Maverick in Octagon size 40. It is too large. They run true to size.

Do you happen to have the pit to pit and shoulder width measurement?

 

[Will Zach]

Do you happen to have the pit to pit and shoulder width measurement?

The jacket is still in one of the many boxes as part of an international move. I will be happy to post measurements once it is out of storage.

 

[Tim S]

42 label size
P2P=22"
Shoulder=19.5

 

[thebruin]

The jacket is still in one of the many boxes as part of an international move. I will be happy to post measurements once it is out of storage.

Thanks! and I definitely concur with the others that it fits you well!

 

[thebruin]

42 label size
P2P=22"
Shoulder=19.5

I appreciate it!

 

[JMax]

The jacket is still in one of the many boxes as part of an international move. I will be happy to post measurements once it is out of storage.

Are you out of FL or just moving cold weather items overseas?

 

[Will Zach]

Are you out of FL or just moving cold weather items overseas?

Still in FL, but moved part of my stuff to Europe.

 

[Tom71]

Still in FL, but moved part of my stuff to Europe.

Witam!

 

[Will Zach]

Witam!

Thanks! Plan is to be on this side of the pond Sept-December, so I can wear my jackets!!!

 

[Duckfoot]

I like to use shoulder width in combination with sleeve length to assess overall sleeve fit. The sleeve length plus half of the shoulder width should roughly equal dress shirt size for me. For example, 18" shoulder and 25" sleeves give a final measurement of 34 (9+25). A 20" shoulder with 24" sleeves give the same final result, and the sleeve cuff should hit a similar point on the wrist.

This doesn't account for style of how a wide/narrow shoulder will look, but is mainly a metric I like for whether or not the arms will fit properly.