Well, I Brannock in at a wide 14.5, but basically nobody makes those at all. Jacket: 44 XL (and then let the sleeves out an inch or so). Even with 16.5, I'm doing good to have a shirt that fits my shoulders, and they never fit the rest of me (pretty slim dude with a less-than-6" drop from chest to waist). Shirt: 16.5" neck, 38 or 39" sleeves (depending on the brand/cut of the shirt). Pants: 38" waist (mostly, some I need 40 because I have beefy thighs, some I need 36 because of the cut), though I measure closer to a 36" waist. LT works if I'm wearing short sleeves and it doesn't need to fit too well (some long sleeve sweaters/sweatshirts are long enough in the sleeves in a LT, but most other shirts aren't). I'm 6'9" and weigh ~230 (fluctuates up or down 5-10 pounds).
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