What is the difference between a size 4 and a size 4x regular or 4x long? I don't understand all of the sizes with the X. Please assist! Thank you
18466
The X is meaningless. The pants come in short, regular and long, If no length is indicated, they are regular length.
18467
no clue I was lost on that as well I got a 4 I way 135 and am 5.7 feet and that worked out just fine and I usualy ware a size 7 in girls jeans if that helps at all
231728
Sorry. I really can't answer that one. I just got the XL and they fit me fine and are very comfortable. I do believe they are 4 different sizes and other that size I would assume they are the same.
1035990
Not that this is the correct answer but from looking at the size chart, it seems like every size goes up 4" and since X is 42-46 and XX is 46-50, I would assume that XXX is 50-54. Size chart is below. Measure around hips Small 30"-34" 76cm-86cm Medium 34"-38" 86cm-96cm Large 38"-42" 96cm-106cm X-Large 42"-46" 106cm-116cm XX-Large 46"-50" 116cm-127cm
1821403
I don't believe there is a difference (at least not that I know of ). I think it is just a mistake of some sort on the size indication bar. Sorry if this didn't help.
282979
I would recommend the regular. My son is a 28x30 and we got the small regular. There is Velcro at the waist to tighten. The pants really look good.
94996
The 3x is a standard 3x shirt. The 3x/tall and 3xt are the same same shirt. If you look at the sizing, you will notice that the 3X/tall or 3xt is dimmed. The 3xt is for some that is taller than normal and has the problem that the shirt does not cover their waist and the sleeves are normally short.
7847
I searched online and on their official website, there was a chart, showing which measurement go with which size. Hope this help.
1260927
I also ordered this for my Granddaughter. The tag said that it would fit a size 4-6x. Good luck.
947113
I have purchased riding boots for my daughter since she was a year old. I learned quickly that some manufacturers make a toddler 4 vs. a childrens 4. Especially in UK English riding attire. Not sure that answers your question but maybe helps shed some light on equestrian sizes.
244385
I'll leave this open for others because I'm no shoe size expert (though I checked on Google to confirm) but there's no difference between 46 and "46m" (m in this case meaning medium or regular as opposed to wide or narrow). It looks like one vendor lists them one way, while another lists them the other. Try choosing either size, check to make sure they have your color, then compare the prices/vendor ratings and go from there.
8566
I have researched your question and this is what I've found out. 4T the T stands for toddler and in 6X the X stands for wider version of 6 and maybe a little taller, but not quite a 7 in size. 7's are taller and thinner than 6X. 6X is for larger than Toddlers not 6 months. I hope this helps.
1119120
I wear a xl and it adjusts to fit you perfectly, it takes a bit of time to get it just right but when you do it's worth every penny. 4x should be no problem for this vest
1190645
They are(always) one or two size's short. I'm large so I got X-L or XX-L. I hope this helps. You can check the chart in E-bay.
2096565
I take a women's 11 so I got a large and and extr large and here is the reason why. I have snow boots that are really wide and the large will not fir them so I use the extra large. Then if I were snow boots that are a ladies more dress boot they are much narrower and the XL will slip off those so I wear the large with those. I always get 2 sizes because there are so many different sized shoes and boots as far as the outside of the shoe or boot goes. And these grips should always stretch and fit nice and snugly on the outside of the boot or shoe. Got them both.....trust me...i have 5 pair and I wear them all winter long.....can't tell ou how many times they have literally saved my butt ~:) I take a women's 11 so I got a large and and extr large and here is the reason why. I have snow boots that are really wide and the large will not fir them so I use the extra large. Then if I were snow boots that are a ladies more dress boot they are much narrower and the XL will slip off those so I wear the large with those. I always get 2 sizes because there are so many different sized shoes and boots as far as the outside of the shoe or boot goes. And these grips should always stretch and fit nice and snugly on the outside of the boot or shoe. Got them both.....trust me...i have 5 pair... » Read More I take a women's 11 so I got a large and and extr large and here is the reason why. I have snow boots that are really wide and the large will not fir them so I use the extra large. Then if I were snow boots that are a ladies more dress boot they are much narrower and the XL will slip off those so I wear the large with those. I always get 2 sizes because there are so many different sized shoes and boots as far as the outside of the shoe or boot goes. And these grips should always stretch and fit nice and snugly on the outside of the boot or shoe. Got them both.....trust me...i have 5 pair and I wear them all winter long.....can't tell ou how many times they have literally saved my butt ~:) « Show Less
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I believe that would be "X-Large Regular" unless you have short legs; in that case get an "X-Large Short" Hope that helps.
250755
I'm still awaiting the answer to the question in regards to the sizes. Plus there is a Medium and a 19cm Medium. What's the difference? Negative comment need not apply.
1571639
Well that is difficult to tell, since there is difference between brands. But if I normally am more medium then on these I'm more large. So the sizes run small. Hope this helps a bit?