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2+ XL shirts?

MozzMozz
edited November 2010 in Shopping or Activation Support
On behalf of all "Big & tall" fans of Telltale Games,

May i request that shirts come in sizes higher than XL?

I'd be more than willing to pay an extra buck or two if production of XXL shirts costs more.

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  • Amy LukimaAmy Lukima
    edited November 2010
    Mozz wrote: »
    On behalf of all "Big & tall" fans of Telltale Games,

    May i request that shirts come in sizes higher than XL?

    I'd be more than willing to pay an extra buck or two if production of XXL shirts costs more.

    Is there a particular shirt you had in mind? The issue is that we have minimum orders for shirts and they vary by vendor. But if there is enough interest I can see what I can get.
  • KaldireKaldire
    edited November 2010
    please say IMP!

    has there been any word on if the san diego 92 shirt has any difference to show vs the original?
    ive asked this but no one knew..

    amy did you take over for bonnie? or .. many telltale shifts so much! its groooowing!


    I hope you guys understand making old shirts new, makes the old worth less.
    Double edged sword.
    Id put 10' on it not 92' or even TTG on the inside on a tag to show its a remake.
    Some are selling them as originals after washing them many times...

    sad but true.
  • MozzMozz
    edited November 2010
    Yes, actually, as a matter of fact, the Max Imp shirt was the one i had in mind.

    I'd really like to buy it as a holiday gift to myself, but I'm right in between an XL and and XXL, and i would hate to order it only to find out it doesnt fit.
  • KaldireKaldire
    edited November 2010
    well the XL is a bit large for XL,
    recently clothes, depending on label can be XXL even if they are XL..
    so Id request measurements see what they compare to what ya wear

    some bands L is now XL and XL is XXL so im stuck not fitting in anything as M is to small and L to large ..
    soooo idk..

    :P

    @Amy any measurements? pit to pit and top to bottom, and if the sleeves were cut those too. (they arent on this shirt but..nm..)
  • fleskflesk
    edited November 2010
    Kaldire wrote: »
    well the XL is a bit large for XL,

    That's an understatement. I received the Max Imp t-shirt in size XL a couple of weeks ago, and it's really huge. I'm not exactly petite at 188 cm and ~100 kg, but I'm practically drowning in that t-shirt, making it pretty much useless. I guess I could turn it into a table cloth or something though.
  • PISLIXPISLIX
    edited November 2010
    Bamse wrote: »
    That's an understatement. I received the Max Imp t-shirt in size XL a couple of weeks ago, and it's really huge. I'm not exactly petite at 188 cm and ~100 kg, but I'm practically drowning in that t-shirt, making it pretty much useless. I guess I could turn it into a table cloth or something though.

    Dang! I ordered XL t-shirt. Hmm, I'm gonna send a mail to Amy about this...
  • SHODANFreemanSHODANFreeman
    edited November 2010
    I'm 6'4 and would like some t-shirts that aren't skin tight. :)
  • KaldireKaldire
    edited November 2010
    yea its actually not just telltale but bands esp having merch done.. major brands just assume USA is fat i guess.
    Its true due to sizing charts given from diff countries, usa ranks highest for sizes.. gulp

    compare to say, uk or any european country or south america,
    then compare to say lower asia, where sizes are TINY an XL is a M+
    :P
  • Amy LukimaAmy Lukima
    edited November 2010
    Kaldire wrote: »
    yea its actually not just telltale but bands esp having merch done.. major brands just assume USA is fat i guess.
    Its true due to sizing charts given from diff countries, usa ranks highest for sizes.. gulp

    compare to say, uk or any european country or south america,
    then compare to say lower asia, where sizes are TINY an XL is a M+
    :P

    The USA is a heavy culture to put it nicely. It will be few days before I can get these sizes for you though.
  • KaldireKaldire
    edited November 2010
    cheers amy
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