Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term
size 3X
5 +5 | taille XXXL | Tony M |
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Proposed translations
taille XXXL
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Note added at 1 jour5 heures (2014-04-29 14:05:14 GMT)
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Oh, I can confirm that XXXL does indeed exist in France (though it may not be a FR size as such, i.e. taille 7, which I believe = XXL) — I know this for a fact, as it's my size, and quite hard to find.
However, no, it it NOT the largest size of all; to my personal knowledge, sizes go up to AT LEAST 5XL — that's XXXXXL!!!! Hence why they need to specify that they only go up to 3XL!!
Bonjour Tony, en français je pense qu'on dirait plutôt XXL, il me semble que la XXXL n'existe pas ici. Mais ce qui importe c'est que c'est la plus grande taille, non ? |
Ok, thank you very much. |
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