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I just bought the down for it all men’s jacket in Size M yesterday for myself and i did try on the women’s one but it really was tight around my stomach area and chest and I like a loose fit to put a shirt on underneath but I can’t help but like feel like I just don’t look like the models wearing the women’s down for it all jacket and so I went for the men’s and It’s comfier, has a double zipper! I started looking at the men’s clothes and some of the stuff looks comfier so does anyone else by stuff from the men’s? Like I hate a tight fitting shirt around my chest / armpits (love a loose baggy tee) but all the women’s ones seem to be tighter (minus all yours tee, I know that).

  • red_tri_kitty
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    8 months ago

    tri_kitty commented:

    I started shopping men’s about a year ago. The arms of the short sleeve tees are longer and fit better. Things are longer and more forgiving when I just want to move freely. I love the women’s lines but I don’t always want clingy, skin tight, cropped clothes. I’ve got drysense and metal vent tees and hoodies for running. The surge half zips are awesome for colder weather run and less form fitting than it’s rulu run tops. City sweat hoodies are more roomy and cozy. I stopped shopping the website by filtering women’s and men’s and now shop by color, fabric, and sport. Even the men’s blazer fits me better. I wear a 10 or 12 in women’s and mostly medium sometimes large in men’s.

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    • red_budtheespud
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      8 months ago

      budtheespud commented:

      Send this! I borrowed my boyfriends Lulu shirts so frequently I just started buying my own. They are long and a lot have a curved bottom edge so they go over your bum. I like wearing them hiking with leggings - just feel more comfortable not having everything be so tight all the time. And I feel like for an oversized look they look better than going up in women’s sizing.

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    • red_Automatic_Snow_1257B
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      8 months ago

      Automatic_Snow_1257 commented:

      Yes! I like the longer short sleeves and longer body length (as in, not cropped). I just got a men’s jersey t-shirt on WMTM, and it is perfect. I also love the men’s Steady State line and Pace Breaker unlined shorts.

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    • red_unapologeticallytrue
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      8 months ago

      unapologeticallytrue commented:

      Okay this is so helpful! Thank you! Ya when I workout I prefer loose and baggy tees w maybe a tight short but also since my boobs are big sometimes the length of the tees are longer but the chest isn’t big enough for me. I saw a hoodie at lulu in mens and it looked comfier too. I have a tummy right now and don’t feel confident in cropped tops / tight tops. I am looking for more tops and the mens look like they’d be more up my alley than the women’s cuz a lot of the women’s running tops are too tight in the chest for my comfort

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      • red_tri_kitty
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        8 months ago

        tri_kitty commented:

        My body changed a lot due to hormonal changes. Women in mid to late 40s can all relate. I’ve had a hard time adjusting to my new body and this trend of long line bras as shirts ain’t it for me. I need to feel comfortable so I can train like the athlete I know I am without yanking sleeves down and worrying about covering my tummy.

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        • red_unapologeticallytrue
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          8 months ago

          unapologeticallytrue commented:

          Ya I mean my dad just said “well u know what to do to get that hour glass shape” and I’m like I phsycially don’t know if I can get that. Like I’m not obese but I don’t have gorgeous long legs and arms. I have a long torso. And so I want to be able to lift my arms up like I would in volleyball and not worry abt ppl looking at my stomach I’m working on it !!

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          • red_tri_kitty
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            8 months ago

            tri_kitty commented:

            I bet you’re close to perfect the way you are. We are our own harshest critics. Love your body and what it does for you and wear clothes that don’t distract you from living your best life. ❤️

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            • red_unapologeticallytrue
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              8 months ago

              unapologeticallytrue commented:

              Ya like I’ve gained weight since grad school and I rlly don’t have a lot of time to myself I’m taking care of my dad who has cancer and my parents are both 75 and so I do a lot of work around the house and in terms of managing apts and stuff but then ofc we don’t get good news abt my dads health and I find it so hard to even try and keep my atttitude positive. I’ve always had body issues cuz my parents liked how I looked when I was thin so they always tell me to just go back to that weight but like it’s not that easy? And my weight fluctuates too it’s just hard I don’t even bother going in store anymore i just order online and return in store

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              • red_tri_kitty
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                8 months ago

                tri_kitty commented:

                I’m sorry your going through so much. Hang in there and don’t be hard on yourself. You are more than what you weigh and you are loved no matter what your body looks like.

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