Apropos a recent thread, travel clothing for tall guys, these links offer a wide range of budgets, styles, genres, fabrics, and body types. Some of these merchants have travel-specific stuff. Others, such as golf and outdoor suppliers, haver items that can be readily adapted:
https://www.themodestman.com/best-places-to-buy-clothes-for-short-men/
https://www.insidehook.com/article/gear/best-outdoor-brands-short-men
https://www.under510.com/blogs/the-short-mens-clothing-blog/the-best-short-fat-mens-clothes-from-under-510
https://www.mensjournal.com/style/clothes-brands-short-men/
https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2018/9/26/17902336/clothes-short-retailers-petite-men-ash-and-erie-peter-manning-jimmy-aus
https://www.rei.com/s/mens-short-size-clothing?pagesize=90 (pants and shorts)
Posted by
SC and CA
205 posts
I'm reporting this thread. It should say "Clothing for the Vertically challenged guy"
Posted by
The Heartland USA
9022 posts
How about the "vertically and horizontally challenged"?
Posted by
Phoenix🌵
3097 posts
Bogiesan, thanks for the "short and squatty" links.
Hey guys, after 52 years of marriage, I can say that about my hubby!
Posted by
Yorkshire
1344 posts
Horsewoofie - you may be accused of being ‘squattist’! I speak from experience being from a family line that is roughly square in shape with legs that don’t quite reach the ground!
Ian
Posted by
Australia
1072 posts
My petite travel man (5 ft 4 inches) wears a lot of Uniqlo clothing for our trips. He loves their super soft jeans which have a hidden drawstring and lots of stretch for long plane trips. He also wears their activewear T shirts which dry in an hour following a hotel sink wash. Airism tank tops and trunks are quick dry underwear options.