Are there any European brands that cater for tall & slim guys that is available to purchase in the UK?

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From what I have read people have suggested getting clothes from brands that are Swedish or Dutch. This is because their bodies are generally taller and leaner compared to their UK and American counterparts. Can people recommend any specific brands I should look out for that are available to purchase from the UK? I am a 6'5 Male, 95kg, slim/average build with slightly longer than average limbs.

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iswmuomwn@reddit

I gave you plenty of options in another post you asked this

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Ok-Librarian-7809@reddit

What I’ve used - H&M The Swedish retailer offers a range of clothing sizes and has a good selection of tall sizes, especially in their “H&M Tall” collection. - ASOS (kinda) While not exclusively European, ASOS carries a wide range of European brands and offers a tall section with various options suitable for taller individuals. - Zalando This German online retailer features a variety of European brands and has a dedicated tall section. - Uniqlo A Japanese brand with European influence, Uniqlo offers clothing that often caters to longer limbs and slimmer builds. - Strellson A Swiss brand known for its tailored clothing and suits, which often fit well for taller frames.

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hoody13@reddit

Commenting to follow this, as in a similar boat to you OP!

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EllieW47@reddit

My husband likes Fat Face as they have a tall option on some items, he isn't quite your height but it may be worth a try. They have a size guide to help you find the right fit.

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