Wetsuits Top Jacket Women Men 2mm Neoprene Long Sleeve Shirt 3mm Front Zipper Vest Wet Suit Keep Warm for Adult Youth Kids Diving Surf Swim Water Sports

I was looking for a neoprene jacket to wear snorkeling this weekend so I ordered 3 different ones to try. I like this one; the pattern is nice and the quality seems to be okay for the price. However, one practically needs a Ph.D. in size-ology to figure out what size to order. I'm 5'8", 160lbs, fullest part of my bust while wearing my lightly padded bikini top is 41". So according to the size chart provided in the photos, 3XL is where I land. Nope. This is too big. Probably by one size. Dry neoprene should be pretty snug if you want it to keep you warm. Neoprene stretches when wet and it keeps you warm by trapping body heat and not letting water flow over your body. If you feel water moving under your neoprene, it's too big. Also, I have seen some reviews here and elsewhere that complain that the product does not keep you dry. Those people are insane, don't listen to them.Of the three I tried, this one ran the most snug. The length was good, the proportions are good. I didn't think the wrist was too tight. It's the medium one in terms of quality at this price point.The others I tried were https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09BFJXGJT?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1&psc=1and https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NBZGLR7?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

It keeps me warm in my cool pool that is not heated but think I might could have worn a medium.

So, as an older new-ish sport kayaker - definitely NOT someone who will be on class 4 rapids in survivalist conditions, but sedately paddling quiet rivers and bays - experts repeatedly say dress for the water temperature, NOT air temp. In case you fall in. For the plus size female weekend warrior - well, I guess overweight people aren't supposed to exercise, 'coz I sure couldn't find plus size "female" neoprene stuff easily. With hips about 57" and a 42-44 bust, took a risk on a "men's" 4XL. Yeah, it fit! Guess it was worth measuring myself and checking the size chart.OK, the arms are a bit long, but that's true for a lot of things for me. Yes, the longer length rolls up when sitting at the waist (I am 5' 3" which is borderline petite height, so clothes are always too long or too short for me - I actually like the longer length). But for kayaking IMO this is gonna do just fine, paired with neoprene pants and booties. I probably could have gotten away with a 3XL, but I wanted to be sure I had free arm movement.Read some comments about the zipper placement, I didn't notice so I guess the zipper is like a ladies and a typical "men's" zipper is on the other side? Or something. Maybe the "men's" could be considered a unisex. At any rate I liked the sturdy feeling zipper. (Personally, for swimming/scuba I would opt for a one piece top of the line neoprene suit, for the security so nothing rides up etc., but I didn't buy this jacket to scuba. It's to get out there gently sport kayaking sooner).Anyway, plus size ladies, the larger "men's" sizes might be worth a try - you won't have that hourglass woman's fit, but for me I will be wearing a life vest over anyway. And honestly I am not a fan of trying to make a fashion statement with sport equipment - tho with my grey trimmed neoprene pants and new booties, I guess I am lol. Hopefully I will never need the extra protection of a wetsuit where I go kayaking, and with the kind of kayaking I do, but better safe than sorry. Like this enough to order a second one, before all the large sizes sell out. This will probably be useful at the ocean in the fall, too, in moderate climates.

So warm. Perfect for a freezie girl. Is difficult to get off. Lol

I use this jacket for swimming in a somewhat heated pool. It keeps me warm and makes getting into the pool so much easier. The arm holes are a little snug, but not so much that I felt I had to return it. It somewhat flattens out my chest, but maybe that's how wet suit tops are designed? I'm 5'4",160 pounds, and bought an XL. I think the 2XL would have been too loose.

That if you swim in a chlorine pool the colors will definitely fade even if you wash it afterwards.

Really need to size up 1 - 2 sizes. Very tight and thick. Made very well, just too tight and thick for me.

I needed a warm water snorkeling and water-skiing wet-suit vest that was small lightweight to go into my carry-on bag (leaving room for everything else needed for 2 weeks travel). The challenge is that wet-suit size charts on Amazon are very wrong. I am a 5'11" 200 lbs. man 43" chest and 36" waist. I ordered a Large, X-Large and 2X-Large. The X-Large fit perfectly. I returned the other two to Amazon. (Thank you, Amazon!) Maybe these wet-suit manufactures/distributors should size these on a variety of real people and get a size chart that makes sense. I will use it multiple times this summer and let you now how it holds up.

The size is right, it is warmer than the last type I had and more buoyancy. From what I read in other reports, there was no itch or skin irritation. A great buy.

Strong zip, stretchy, and a good fit for plump person. So arms tight but enough room for belly and boobs.

This vest is so comfortable and fantastic for lap swimming in our local council pool for the first 3 weeks and last 4 weeks of the swim season

Wetsuits are difficult to select correct size online.

The wetsuit is quite long and covers my back on jetski.The size is true . Colors are beautiful .I bought two wetsuits: bigger size for jet ski and smaller size for swimming.