Why Do Bodybuilders Never Wear Clothes That Fit Them?

[NickEdge779]

You either see them wearing extremely tight 2 sizes too small shirts, or you see them wearing extremely loose fitting shirts or hoodies that completely cover their physiques. You never see them wear clothes that fit them normally. Or the even dumber look, the hoodie tank top. Do bodybuilders realize how stupid they look in this shit?

[Nether Animal]

Why are you always asking stupid questions?

[SF1900]

Why are you always asking stupid questions?

It's almost as stupid as someone consistently posting pictures of 90s bodybuilders.

[Nether Animal]

It's almost as stupid as someone consistently posting pictures of 90s bodybuilders.

True. But still, all he does is create threads asking dumb questions. I'm pretty sure he's a gimmick but I'm no Getbig detective. Do as you will.

[anabolichalo]

i'm sure some do it on purpose

but it's hard to find clothes that fit when you are narrow with monster arms

you either look like a spandex fuck boy or like a mail bag

[Henda]

It's normally what's available, even xxxl shirts normally aren't all that bigger in the shoulder and arms yet massive in the gut area, they have to go rediculously large in size to get a tshirt big enough to comfortably cover big chest arms and delts

[Nether Animal]

[anabolichalo]

this is exactly what i mean, phil is narrow as fuck with legendary arms, just like me

so his sleeves look like he's trying to be a flamer

but the rest is baggy as a dress

[Primemuscle]

It would seem there are more than a couple of people who obsess about the attire other folks wear. What seems dumb to one person may be really snazzy looking to another. "Live and let live" that's my motto.

[_aj_]

I have XL arms, chest and shoulders and a medium waist. So, to echo Halo's comment, I can either wear a shirt that fits my arms decently and looks like a mumu around my middle, or I wear a L shirt which is stretched up top and looks OK at the waist. I refuse to tailor t-shirts and polos.

I blame the mediocrity of men today. They all look like absolute garbage and I have to fit inside of little boxes that they create.

[anabolichalo]

I have XL arms, chest and shoulders and a medium waist. So, to echo Halo's comment, I can either wear a shirt that fits my arms decently and looks like a mumu around my middle, or I wear a L shirt which is stretched up top and looks OK at the waist. I refuse to tailor t-shirts and polos.

I blame the mediocrity of men today. They all look like absolute garbage and I have to fit inside of little boxes that they create.

i still feel most people tend to pat themselves on the back when explaining why their clothes fit poorly

[mike321]

I don't mind when their clothes don't fit!

http://www.viraltendency.com/big-boobs-girls-gallery1/13/

[Erik C]

I have XL arms, chest and shoulders and a medium waist. So, to echo Halo's comment, I can either wear a shirt that fits my arms decently and looks like a mumu around my middle, or I wear a L shirt which is stretched up top and looks OK at the waist. I refuse to tailor t-shirts and polos.

I blame the mediocrity of men today. They all look like absolute garbage and I have to fit inside of little boxes that they create.

Why would you "refuse" to have your clothes tailored? Even small towns have tailors, or at least seamstresses, that can taper your dress shirts and jackets at the waist. I buy what fits up top, and they cut out the excess at the waist. Their prices are reasonable, in my opinion. Any kind of pullover is going to be hard , if not impossible, to put on if is tapered at the waist.

[FitnessFrenzy]

i'm sure some do it on purpose

but it's hard to find clothes that fit when you are narrow with monster arms

you either look like a spandex fuck boy or like a mail bag

two very British expressions that show once again that Junior writes from the anabolichalo account.  

[SuperTed]

Best to get a XL shirt and take it to a tailor to get the waist trimmed.

[anabolichalo]

two very British expressions that show once again that Junior writes from the anabolichalo account.  

i'm really flattered you'd think that mate

i've been dreaming of being an englishman for quite some time

[Royalty]

You either see them wearing extremely tight 2 sizes too small shirts, or you see them wearing extremely loose fitting shirts or hoodies that completely cover their physiques. You never see them wear clothes that fit them normally. Or the even dumber look, the hoodie tank top. Do bodybuilders realize how stupid they look in this shit?

Chris Aceto is Muslim

[240 is Back]

I don't mind when their clothes don't fit!

http://www.viraltendency.com/big-boobs-girls-gallery1/13/

probably just doing fitness to work her way thru med school.

[viking1]

Good to see Piana has been training his wheels.

[BB]

The traditional drop (difference between waist and chest) on a suit is 6", athletic cut is only 8". Even with newer brands that account for gym rats, the drop isn't much better, so you're going to have to tailor the stuff. Most bodybuilders are broke, cheap, or just generally tacky, so you aren't going to get many doing that.

[_aj_]

Why would you "refuse" to have your clothes tailored? Even small towns have tailors, or at least seamstresses, that can taper your dress shirts and jackets at the waist. I buy what fits up top, and they cut out the excess at the waist. Their prices are reasonable, in my opinion. Any kind of pullover is going to be hard , if not impossible, to put on if is tapered at the waist.

What's the value of having tshirts tailored?

[_aj_]

The traditional drop (difference between waist and chest) on a suit is 6", athletic cut is only 8". Even with newer brands that account for gym rats, the drop isn't much better, so you're going to have to tailor the stuff. Most bodybuilders are broke, cheap, or just generally tacky, so you aren't going to get many doing that.

Nowadays, you just buy the pants and coat separate. Thank God. My drop is 17-18"

[Primemuscle]

The traditional drop (difference between waist and chest) on a suit is 6", athletic cut is only 8". Even with newer brands that account for gym rats, the drop isn't much better, so you're going to have to tailor the stuff. Most bodybuilders are broke, cheap, or just generally tacky, so you aren't going to get many doing that.

This is interesting information. Fit people including many bodybuilders have a 10" or better drop from chest to waist. Mine is 12" and my physique is nothing special. Obviously suits with only a 6 or 8 inch drop are going to look sloppy.

[Wiggs]

Because they have no sense of style and awkward proportions means always tailoring.

[HTexan]

You either see them wearing extremely tight 2 sizes too small shirts, or you see them wearing extremely loose fitting shirts or hoodies that completely cover their physiques. You never see them wear clothes that fit them normally. Or the even dumber look, the hoodie tank top. Do bodybuilders realize how stupid they look in this shit?

1.) bbers just look like bloated fat bastards in suits
2.) clothes in hard to find off the rack when your a short, big guy
3.) can't buy tailored or custom clothes because they blow all their money on roids
4.) do it to look like a "freak" in public and that is just sad