Review on H2H Mens Casual Slim Fit Zip-Up Sleeveless Hoodie Lightweight Workout Tank Tops Gym Hoodies by Mike Fedd

Alright, so I've seen people saying that this item was either, too big, too small or just right. So I was confused. Clothing from Asia is usually smaller than clothing from the US, so I thought I should buy a size up, but I saw many people saying that you should just buy the same size as you wear in US clothes because it fit them just fine.HERE'S THE THING: I am 5'7 and around 145 pounds. Technically I should have bought the US S/Asia M, and someone else with similar measurements to me bought that size and said it fit them just fine. HOWEVER. I don't work out, so I do have a little bit of a potbelly. Not huge, but it's there. This hoodie is SLIM FIT. Meaning it is made for people with no belly fat and who do not work out so much that they have giant pecs. So Yes, buying the same size as you would buy in American clothes will fit you, IF AND ONLY IF you have a flat stomach. As I said before, I don't. Generally in US clothes, I wear a small, but if something is specifically designed to be slim fit, I usually need a medium, as it'll be too tight for me (it'll fit, but make my stomach look huge). So knowing that, and knowing that people in Korea/Japan tend to be on the thinner side of things, I ordered the US M/Asia L. It fits me perfectly. It is not too tight to make my stomach look big, but it is not so big that the rest of me looks like I'm swimming in it. I can only assume that the people who said it was too big are either very tiny but ordered a size up, or were sent the wrong size.So, TL;DR: If you are very thin and have a flat stomach, get the same size as you would get in US clothes. If like me, you have a little bit extra pudge, you would be safer getting one size up.