Some people say buy the next size up and others don't. Which is it?
300083
Unless you're incredibly svelt and would be comfortable with a piece of clothing that completely conforms to your upper body, definitely order a size up.
300084
I bought normal size. I wanted snug so as not to ride up while swimming. if you want it to be a little loose order bigger.
300085
I am 5'8'' and 168lbs, (female) I had ordered an L, but can't breathe in it. Way too tight. I am a windsurfer and accustomed to wetsuits, etc, but unless you have not an ounce of fat on you, order a size larger. I will exchange it to a XL. The shirt is very nicely made.
300086
I'm between a large and extra large depending on shirt. I bought an x-large which fits snug but that's what I wanted for swimming so if you want it a little looser definitely buy up a size.
300087
If your thin and will be actually surfing, buy the correct size. If your have any fat, even ten pounds...you will want the next size bigger, it fits skin tight when wet and is uncomfortable. The next size up is more comfortable for other water sports.
428702
No you would need next size up. This one is best for a few cookies/small treats.
534161
buying technology is always a question of what you need or want, yes you can wait and see,but then there will be sth. faster, better everybody loves and you will ask yourself the same question again and again - should I wait...untill? research, decide upon your real needs, buy and don't check new stuff untill you feel its time for an upgrade. It helped me stay focused on having fun with the stuff I own rather than dreaming of sth. else. cheers
569622
Go for the next size, better safe than sorry. It actually adjusts. Good luck!
185300
Which size do you all have? There are 3 size options. I don't know if I should get the largest for my husband...it seems a bit excessive.
329611
Yes, I'd say the same as others, unless you've a huge baby small is a great first size for 0-3 or even 4 depending on the size. But if you're buying them now at 3 months maybe consider only a few small and go a size up for most so they last a bit longer. Though if you're planning on another baby anyway you will need them again anyway.
28332
I would go for the next size up, as I'm 5.7 and I still raise the seat 6.inches.
1079728
You might be more comfortable with the next size or two up. It will probably be ok but after a bit it might tear, and it will probably feel snug at 4".
347257
I think they have a size chart as one of the pictures or somewhere. What ever it says go the next size larger.
1436171
Its actually up to you. One size doesn't work better than the other in my opinion. Its all about the quality of the item.
1200664
In my case, we had to go up a size, so based on the other answer to your question, I think I would contact their customer service and ask about your size...if you have not already. I hope you get what you need the first time.
1008919
The largest one they offer, which I think is an extra-large? You will want the largest they offer, regardless of their recommendation, because it can be quite tight. Especially at first. I previously read a review by someone who followed the recommendation insofar as size, and it ended up being a bit on the tight side. They felt they should have gone up a size, although they thought they wouldn't need to at first. Hope this helps.
69249
Stay with your original size, You are playing a hit and miss game.I have tried two so far and neither one fit. Pisses me off.
1465296
Depends on who you bought it from. I bought the wrong size for my Jura F7--you'd think it would be easier to distinguish the sizes--from WholeLatteLove.com and I had to protest mightily to get them to take them back. They said it wasn't their policy to accept returns and I said they should post their policy where I could read it not in some fine print: Perhaps before you click to purchase a message should come up and say "We don't accept returns. Do you really want to buy this?" Anyway, they issued me a return number BUT I had to pay a 15% restocking fee. Needless to say I don't use them anymore. So the short answer is, ask the company/distributor/shipper and if they say no, be prepared to fight it. Nancy F. Depends on who you bought it from. I bought the wrong size for my Jura F7--you'd think it would be easier to distinguish the sizes--from WholeLatteLove.com and I had to protest mightily to get them to take them back. They said it wasn't their policy to accept returns and I said they should post their policy where I could read it not in some fine print: Perhaps before you click to purchase a message should come up and say "We don't accept returns. Do you really want to buy this?" Anyway, they issued me a return number BUT I had to pay a 15% restocking fee. Needless to say I don't... » Read More Depends on who you bought it from. I bought the wrong size for my Jura F7--you'd think it would be easier to distinguish the sizes--from WholeLatteLove.com and I had to protest mightily to get them to take them back. They said it wasn't their policy to accept returns and I said they should post their policy where I could read it not in some fine print: Perhaps before you click to purchase a message should come up and say "We don't accept returns. Do you really want to buy this?" Anyway, they issued me a return number BUT I had to pay a 15% restocking fee. Needless to say I don't use them anymore. So the short answer is, ask the company/distributor/shipper and if they say no, be prepared to fight it. Nancy F. « Show Less
966402
They say you are supposed to wear the same size as your shoe size, but personally I wear one size up because if not its a little tight on your toes and little uncomfortable, one size up its way better and so much more comfortable.
1063785
I was afraid of that and purchased the next size up. I needed a 5 and the 5-6 would have been just right with a little bit of growing room.
60988
Either it was a defect, or marked wrong, or - pardon me for being forward - you're no longer a size 32? If you haven't grown...out...ask 5.11 for a trade.