Because “Large” is a word that has no fixed meaning except in comparison to something else. You can, in certain contexts, assign expected values, but generally speaking there is no standard sizing for these loose terms.
This is why actual tailoring uses specific measuring – 52” chest, 44” waist, 20” neck, etc., to find your right size.
Btw, it’s doubly ridiculous for women’s sizes, which are all over the place based primarily on how the brand feels about fat people and body shaming, mostly.
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