@BalticBob I own one in green serg. Had to size down one size.

Is there a classified section on this forum?

@pechelman My point being, that mass produced sneakers like Nike make their products in different factories. For example, your Nike’s could be made in Pakistan and mine could be made in Mexico. There’s no standardized way of manufacturing betwixt factories and they’re likely to fit differently depending upon where they came from.

@pechelman The only accurate way to compare is to use a brannock device. Mass produced sneaker sizing is all over the map because they’re produced, from season to season in different factories all over the world. Forget about any quality control or standard sizing.

@John-Galt If the Wesco “E” fits like a normal D width then, why not just call it a D width? Why the confusion about their LAST widths? I also watch the Wesco video which didn’t really clear up any misinformation about how their boots fit.

@BalticBob I own one in green serg. Had to size down one size.

@Blowoutthecobwebs You're not using Youtube any longer? I don't see recent episodes on that format.

@Penny_pants Tried dozens of Wesco boots on... I've found, D width is Wesco's "standard" width, if you have standard D width feet, the E width is too wide causing foot slip.

I suppose the main question I have is why the size charts are in S, M, L, XL and the actual jacket tags are in numeric sizing? Maybe you could state which size on the chart correspond with what jacket sizes.

What is a size 38? Is that a small? or a medium?

Wesco sizing is still perplexing. Now, I hear they are changing their "last" sizing, pray tell?

Hello Giles, Just curious how/why new Iron Heart products continue to pop up on Ebay? For instance, there has been a few of the "soon to be released" 20th anniversary ihsh-332 Flannels on Ebay, coming out of Japan. Is there a source in Japan that has access to IH products before you do? Or, are they bootleg items?

Thanks