Decente semi-contour
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Decente semi-contour
I was looking at this jersey and on Decente's website it ways that it has a semi-contour fit. I was just wondering how many of you have tried similar jerseys and if you would share your experiences with the fit. I'm a pretty skinny guy at 5'6" and 125 lbs. and was wondering about this jersey.
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I was looking at this jersey and on Decente's website it ways that it has a semi-contour fit. I was just wondering how many of you have tried similar jerseys and if you would share your experiences with the fit. I'm a pretty skinny guy at 5'6" and 125 lbs. and was wondering about this jersey.
Plus on the Descente jersey thats a nice jersey for the price, I have always been happy with my Descente purchases.
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I have one of those jerseys. I weigh 160 pounds and size medium is a little loose on me. Descente jerseys fit somewhat baggier than the popular Italian and Swiss brands. If you only weigh 125 pounds, a medium is way too big. However, Descente jerseys are also short in the waist. If you buy size small, I would expect your belly button to be showing. My advice is to try a skinnier brand like Santini.