I’d say that I’m about average build. I’m 5’8, have a 38”
chest, a 32” waist, and I reckon my arms are reasonably in proportion with the
rest of me. So why have nearly all the upper body clothes I’ve bought over the
last few years been a little too narrow in the chest, a little too full on the
waist, a little too long in the arm, and sometimes a little too short in the length?
Could it be due to the fact that most of our clothes are made in Asia these days? Are Asian men a
different shape than northern European men? If so, could somebody please show
them a picture of an average northern European man and get them to change the
proportions?
On the other hand, could it be that the clothing industry
doesn’t want us to have a natural shape any more. Does it want us all to look
parallel? If that’s the case, could
somebody please tell them that I don’t want to look parallel, and I doubt there
are many men who do? I want the bit between my upper arms to look wider than
the bit beneath my rib cage. I’m a gorilla at heart, and I want to look like a
proper gorilla. The next time I'm charged by Eric the Bull and I put my hand up and say 'whoa,' I want him to stop. I don't want all the other bulls egging him on with 'Go get him, Eric. He's just one of them wimpy parallel types. No problem, mate.' Do I?
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