No, “2xL” is not the same as “XXL.”
“2xL” typically refers to “double extra large,” which is sometimes used interchangeably with “XXL.” However, “XXL” is the more standard term used in clothing sizes. They are generally considered equivalent, but it’s always good to check specific sizing charts as brands may vary in how they label sizes.
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Let’s break it down a bit more:
- XXL stands for “Double Extra Large,” which is typically used to describe a clothing size larger than XL (Extra Large) but smaller than 3XL (Triple Extra Large).
- 2xL is a less common way to describe the same size, meaning “double XL.” Some people use this term informally, but most clothing brands will use “XXL” instead. It’s not wrong, but it’s not the standard in most places.
In terms of actual fit, both refer to a size that would fit someone who is too large for XL but doesn’t yet need a 3XL.