I own "regular" and "loose" fit UA shirts..How does this compare for looseness?
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Hello,When I bought this I weighted around 240lbs (I'm about 5'11). At that time it fit as a regular would. Close to the skin but no where near a compression feel. As I lost weight (35lbs) it now fits loosely. If you pick the size you normally wear (a large for me before I lost weight) it should fit as a regular would. Hope this helps.
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My husband likes things clingy so he is happy. It doesn't wrinkle in luggage either.
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No, these shirts are a true fit, I purchased the large and it was fits perfectly.
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I can tell you what experience has taught me.These shirts are meant to be a bit snug;not take your breath away snug but a little bit as to improve performance.So for instance where I normally wear an XL I'd go for a large and so far that's worked for me.Hope that helps.Best of luck with everything!
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This item is a loose fit garment - I am 6'1" 225 - the XL fits loosely if I'm wearing only a tee shirt under - I also own / wear a 2XL over bulkier (golf / polo) shirts and it fits loosely - What will you wear under? I suggest that you go with 2XL if you'll only wear a Tee shirt under..
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It's a compression shirt, so it's tight fitting. I went a size bigger than usual and it fits fine
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I think you can wear it under a loose fit shirt but not slim fitted shirt because the straps are well padded. It will even make you look good on the shoulder muscle like you worked out a lot lol. It doesn't seem to contain metal. It's all fabric except the ring in the back seems to be hard plastic. A tip for you: some people say it's hard to put on, NOT TRUE. Try turn it up side down when you wear it. It works the same. This works very well for my husband, effective yet comfortable...until one day he got lazy and left it in the corner. So if you decide on buying it to help with your posture, do yourself a favor: try to stick to it. Good luck! I think you can wear it under a loose fit shirt but not slim fitted shirt because the straps are well padded. It will even make you look good on the shoulder muscle like you worked out a lot lol. It doesn't seem to contain metal. It's all fabric except the ring in the back seems to be hard plastic. A tip for you: some people say it's hard to put on, NOT TRUE. Try turn it up side down when you wear it. It works the same. This works very well for my husband, effective yet comfortable...until one day he got lazy and left it in the corner. So if you decide on buying it to help with your... » Read More I think you can wear it under a loose fit shirt but not slim fitted shirt because the straps are well padded. It will even make you look good on the shoulder muscle like you worked out a lot lol. It doesn't seem to contain metal. It's all fabric except the ring in the back seems to be hard plastic. A tip for you: some people say it's hard to put on, NOT TRUE. Try turn it up side down when you wear it. It works the same. This works very well for my husband, effective yet comfortable...until one day he got lazy and left it in the corner. So if you decide on buying it to help with your posture, do yourself a favor: try to stick to it. Good luck! « Show Less
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I also wear a 1X top. I have a 1X Tommie Copper. It is meant to be a compression style fit, so it is tight. More like a spanx type fit than a T-shirt fit. It is comfortable. I wear mine underneath other shirts.
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I would sugest the "Regular" as the unit is quite flexible and will stretch easily to accomodate your size comfortably.
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i'm still learning UA's category myself, i'm 190cm and 90.5kg and for the time being, L size fits me comfortably, the "compression" style needs someone more slim though would look great if you dont have obliques
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I have them both, and like them both. The ultra is a bit thicker, and (thus) gives you negligibly more compression: good. But I find the regular to be more comfortable. The top band of the ultra binds a bit. I'm more of a walker than a runner, and I find that wearing EITHER the regular or the ultra makes a difference: my legs and feet just don't get tired and achy. Someone who runs and has trouble with shin splints, etc, may prefer the ultra.
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I am not sure which would be better. What I can say is that there would be no way to loosen it up if it was snug, but if it is loose it wouldn't give the support either. I have a medium and I wear a size l in tops, I feel that I have fairly broad shoulders and I like the way mine feels. I also wear mine over my clothes and sometimes a sweatshirt. Hope this helps.
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The fabric stretches to fit you more so than a normal shirt. I usually wear a large but got a medium so it would be a little more snug than normal. I use it as an undershirt as well as a normal shirt and it is the most comfortable shirt I have ever owned. I have bought four of them total.
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I would get the large. That way it won't be too tight because these make great layering shirts! You'll love it! !
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Mine is a short sleeve V-neck t-shirt. It's pretty comfortable but I would also like to tell you that I have worn it a lot and don't see any improvement in the pain in my upper back. My pain is from a repetitive motion injury due to 32 years of intense computer work so maybe it just doesn't work for that. Good luck with yours!!
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My husband is usually a large shirt and I bought him medium b/c he wanted "under shirts". They ended up fitting perfect for an undershirt and he loves this shirt. I'd say it's not a tight fit but it's not a loose t-shirt. Formed fit ... What Justin said!
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Hey. Yes, these fit like regular t-shirts. A large fits like a large and a medium fits like a medium. You should note that these are thinner and lighter weight than some other shirts, but I actually like that. I've switched exclusively to these shirts for all of my t's. Yes, they are a bit on the pricey side, but well worth it. They wash well and dry super quick. I wash and dry all of my UA stuff on delicate/low just to be safe. I hope this was helpful. Cheers!
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Yes, they're not "fitted" and don't have seams down the sides like some (including Under Armour) fitted shirts. They're not too loose either - a great fit in my opinion. I'm 5'11" and 160 and size Large is a nice comfortable fit for me, but not skin tight.