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I am 5'3 and weigh 115 lbs....and I wear a 3 or 4 (depending on style). I think a 4 or 5 would be too small for you! I would go to a 6 and shorten the pants if you need to. I think they even come in 7 and 8-check out Century.

 

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Well if I got with a 6 then the height will be like 6' and up. I don't know how to shorten the pants on it either.

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You know what thaks for you help everyone. But I got about three months to lose weight before I start karate in the first place. I'll aks my instroctore when I sign up to help me get the right size.

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Too much lol

 

I'm 5'8" 280

 

Your best bet is going to be a Pro Force 8. And do not get all cotton because of the shrinkage. And plan on having to get the pants hemmed.

 

There is a company that makes larger gi's. I am having trouble finding the link though.

 

I found one this wasn't the one I was thinking of though.

 

http://www.dragon-tsunami.org/Products/Pages/Meijin.htm

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Well I just don't know were to go to get the pants hemmed, and sleeves hemmed. The reason I don't want a 8 is because the height is 6'5"-6'8".

White Belt- Shudokan Karate

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I just noticed the link that you sent me makes all cotton gi so should I still get them from there? And if I do get a size 8 what all will I need to hem on it because I'm only 5'8" and there is a foot difference there.

 

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I just now looked at those prices and those are insane. I'll like wait till I'm actually in karate and see what my instructor can do for me. I think it's best too because there may be a certain brand or embroidery I may have to get or something.

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You join martial arts, you can take care of that weight :D though there will be problems doing the basics in the beginning, you will become as fit as you had never imagined :)

 

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