The Real McCoys

[cardiel]

finally got my mits on an RMC Joe McCoy sweatshirt…....very happy!

[scovil1975]

One of the best N1 jackets on the planet

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[Dans]

These 8HU flannels are bomb as boxier and lighter/neppier options - saxe/brown and beige/navy. Just found the saxe/brown as an eBay deal!

[Brandrea]

Picked up this tee from The Real McCoys. Love their tees.

[goosehd]

@Brandrea Moved your post here. The other spot was more IH related and thought that your post would fit here better.

[Brandrea]

@goosehd thank you!

[Sisyfos]

Hi. Just purchased that jacket. I would like the members advice about the size. Do you think I should go one size down ? I will not layering with thick cardigans as I live in a mild climate. Thanks.

[jordanscollected]

That has all the telltale signs of being a size too large. The shoulder seams drape over your shoulders, the sleeves are about an inch too long and the the body length seems an inch or 2 too long.

If you aren't planning on adding bulky underlayers I think you are safe to go a size smaller and have a cleaner/neater fitting jacket.

A better fit will actually provide you with improved warmth and insulation too.

[yannis]

I agree. Size down.

[goosehd]

@Sisyfos I have moved your question here and am in agreement in sizing down.

How tight is it in the abdomen? You have one buttoned where it looks like it’s slightly pulling.

That may be your deciding factor if so.

[flannel slut]

@goosehd was thinking the same in regards to the midsection. @Sisyfos you did say you lived in a warmer area, so maybe sizing down but rocking unbuttoned might be an option?