flyincowboy
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Wanna be on the posh side? LOL
French repro
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Officer Dibley
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Here’s one of mine now with collar fitted
B-Man2
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Dave
When you have a second could you explain to me how the sizing labels work on those jackets ?
What would be comparable to a size 46 or 48?
Officer Dibley
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PM sent Burt
Officer Dibley
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I’m still loving this French Air Force flying jacket !
Officer Dibley
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Cheers Burt
tailles universelles | tailles militaires | tailles françaises | encolures |
XXS | 72 | 36 | 33/34 |
XS | 80 | 40 | 35/36 |
S | 88 | 44 | 37/38 |
M | 96 | 48 | 39/40 |
L | 104 | 52 | 41/42 |
XL | 112 | 56 | 43/44 |
XXL | 120 | 60 | 45/46 |
XXXL | 128 | 64 | 47/48 |
XXXXL | 136 | 68 | 49/50 |
The number is the chest measurement in cm with C for short, M for regular/average, L for long, X for extra long etc. The top numbers are (in my case) 125/83 = number of jacket produced/year of production. A size 46 would be 112 @B-Man2
Officer Dibley
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Yet i am 5’ 9” (175cm) tall with a 46” (112) chest and i am wearing a 104X .......
It’s French : like the language, there are more exceptions & inconsistancies than rules
It’s French : like the language, there are more exceptions & inconsistancies than rules
flyincowboy
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Ha Ha! more easy to talk in cm than in inches
Touche!Yet i am 5’ 9” (175cm) tall with a 46” (112) chest and i am wearing a 104X .......
It’s French : like the language, there are more exceptions & inconsistancies than rules
So let's work in real measurements.
My 104L measures 26inch across the chest.
Officer Dibley
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J’ai le dit avec un sense de l’humour. J’habitais dans La Belle France entre 2004 et 2006 prés de Geneve. Je suis vrai Francophile
B-Man2
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Thank Haza ....definitely appreciate the help.
