Are you supposed to size up with sweaters?

I do so they don't ride up my back. Baggy sweaters look pretty good too so it's safe to go up a size

>>10751612
This is terrible advice. Unless you work at the local target no one is going to take you serious wearing a giant sweater.

>>10751622
You size up 1 you cuck. Large to Extra Large makes it loose so it's not fitted like a long sleeve, try it sometime

>>10750511
i like tight fitted sweaters but they can ride up

No you stupid bitch

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>>10750511
I didn't. I bought the same size sweaters as my shirts. Now all my sweaters have holes in them.

>>10750511
I don't. But if you are in between sizes and/or buy from a brand with slim fits in general, you can size up 1. like already said, heavy knitwear doesn't look too bad a little baggy.

completely dependent on the look you're going for

>>10750511

i size up on sweaters, hoodies & jumpers

you size up because you are wearing another fucking shirt under it

/thread

>>10752751
Like a teeshirt? Does a teeshirt really make that much of a difference?
Also, don't /thread yourself faggot

>>10752787
nah he probably meant like a dress shirt you know

but it's not really good advice because you don't always need to wear on under a sweater

>>10752787
yeah a t shirt. it actually more comfortable wearing a size-up sweater over a tee. At least every normal person does it like that.

>>10752793
You obviously haven't Been through your front door in years

People actually have a size and stick to it? The sizes I get vary completely based on what kind of thing I'm buying. If it's tank tops or T-shirts that I want tight I'll buy them in XS or XXS if they have it. If I'm buying a hoodie or sweatshirt however I'll go with L or even XL sometimes.

depends on the sweater
there's no hard and fast rule for clothing...

>>10751625
Extra large is for fat fucks, you fat fuck