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Mets1989
17 Aug 2008, 04:43 PM
Do adidas shirts still "fit" bigger than Nike shirts. Would an Adidas small feel a bit larger than a Nike small?

garethchelsea
21 Aug 2008, 11:30 AM
Simple answer yes. My friend is the same size as me but he supports arsenal (nike) and I'm chelsesa (Adidias) He has XL and I have L

sadieisared244
22 Aug 2008, 10:40 AM
Does anyone have the Long Sleeved Manchester United kit from this year? As in the away? It seems there sizing varies from year to year. So does anyone know how long the sleeves will run on a long sleeved jersey? Its just that I'm going to order it online and it dosnt say the length of the arms. Normally I would go with a large but I like the feel of mediums, I just don't want it to be to short at the arms.
Thanks.

witch yoo hee
31 Aug 2008, 11:47 PM
i think Nike shirts are bigger and Adidas just fits well. I usually have Adidas jerseys because it is more affordabel.. :)

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El Steve
03 Sep 2008, 12:03 AM
while we're at it:

how does lotto fit?
does kappa always run tight?

allezparis
03 Sep 2008, 12:31 AM
I own two Lotto shirts, both run true to size. If I had any other comment about Lotto, I guess I'd say the cut is better than Nike and Adidas--I'm pretty skinny, and sometimes Adidas and Nike jerseys feel a little voluminous on me, even in my correct size.

El Steve
04 Sep 2008, 06:20 PM
just going to bump this so i don't have to make a new thread...

opinions on kappa?
diadorra?

only jerseys i have thus far are nike , puma, adidas... i've really wanted to get a kappa shirt, and a couple diadorra ones have appealed to me.

i am a whore with rep, so you will be justly rewarded... enticing, i know.

allezparis
05 Sep 2008, 05:13 PM
Well, I've got one each of Kappa and Diadora (both from last season), so I guess that qualifies me to answer again. Both are high quality, but as most of us know, Kappa runs at least a size small. I know that some people have knocked Diadora in other jersey threads, but I like mine a lot. The material feels great and the fit is spot on for me.

El Steve
06 Sep 2008, 09:34 AM
i'd rep you again, but rules are against it...

but, you'd compare a kappa medium to an adidas small i take it? i knew it ran small, but was unsure of how much.

i usually stick with a medium... was going to buy a kappa medium, but i'm thinking that i better wait til the large gets in stock

actusreus13
18 Nov 2008, 05:35 PM
Here's your answer: Kappa jerseys runs 2 sizes small. I wear size medium in Adidas (I have 3 replicas plus many plain jerseys and they're all medium for a perfect fit) and I have 5 Kappa jerseys and they are all size XL for a perfect fit (I own 3 Roma jerseys: white and black short sleeve from last season and a black long sleeve from this season, plus 2 long sleeve jerseys they call combat clone and those are actually kind of tight in my armpits but otherwise perfect).

suckafree8990
23 Nov 2008, 08:15 PM
the nike shirts still fit a big snuggly but i noticed this seasons adidas shirts are getting a bit snugger too. my madrid shirt from last season fits more loosely than the home/away/3rd cl madrid shirt i bought a week ago. or maybe i'm just putting on some extra weight... :)

rustynation
29 Dec 2008, 02:16 AM
Here's your answer: Kappa jerseys runs 2 sizes small.

Dude, I'm glad I read this - I just almost bought a Kappa jersey, and I had to cancel the order because the team store doesn't accept credit cards and my bank would have charged $35 for an international money order. I'm glad I didn't get the shirt, and if I decide at a later date, such as when I have a job and/or the fan store accepts credit cards, to get the shirt, I'll order two sizes larger...or hope to lose 30 lbs ;)

suckafree8990
30 Dec 2008, 10:18 AM
Dude, I'm glad I read this - I just almost bought a Kappa jersey, and I had to cancel the order because the team store doesn't accept credit cards and my bank would have charged $35 for an international money order. I'm glad I didn't get the shirt, and if I decide at a later date, such as when I have a job and/or the fan store accepts credit cards, to get the shirt, I'll order two sizes larger...or hope to lose 30 lbs ;)

no job and using credit cards?? nooooo! i've gotten myself into a pretty big hole in that same scenario years ago. not pretty. but jerseys are...so i can understand :o

rustynation
07 Jan 2009, 09:39 PM
no job and using credit cards?? nooooo! i've gotten myself into a pretty big hole in that same scenario years ago. not pretty. but jerseys are...so i can understand :o

I have very nice parents, a large savings account, and actually, the jersey I'm wearing only cost $30, even with name and number ;) And I don't charge more than $300 a month.

And even though I'm a girl, any Kappa shirt I'd end up getting would be gargantuan. (I wear Adidas XL because of my chest, actually.) Thanks, Bank of America!

Quentin
11 Jan 2009, 10:20 AM
My most recent Adidas shirt is the France WC06, and I thought that it fit pretty snug in a small versus my Nike shirts of that vintage in small.

I purchased a diadora Roma shirt (03/04, maybe?) in a small for my brother and that was from the skin tight era. It was a little short on the torso and the sleeves were a little long. It was OK to play in but definitely not a very good shirt for wearing w/ jeans.

rustynation
02 May 2009, 02:14 PM
All right, now that I've posted about it in the actual team section, I can post that I want a Werder Bremen shirt, and they finally accept credit cards, and the base price for a shirt and scarf is now 25 euro because they're switching from Kappa to Nike in July. I'm debating getting the shirt I want now, because it's so effing cheap, and the Nike shirts could actually be worse. I'd probably order XXXL, which is available.

Do I dare buy this shirt? I'm going to try to get my butt a job next week.