<\/span><\/h2>\nLet’s talk about some of the most common fit issues and how to remedy them now that we know how a button-up shirt should fit.<\/p>\n
The most prevalent error I find with men wearing button-up shirts, whether casual or formal, is that they wear shirts that are too big.<\/p>\n
Most guys would do well to size down, or try slim fit if they’re wearing a conventional or classic fit.<\/p>\n
This will address a number of issues, including sleeve length and width, collar width, chest and torso room, and overall length of the shirt.<\/p>\n
Sleeves that are simply too long are another prevalent issue.<\/p>\n
This is mostly a concern for men of lower stature, but it can also be a problem for larger men with shorter arms for their bulk.<\/p>\n
You can take your shirts to the tailor to solve this problem. This is a very simple and inexpensive change.<\/p>\n
If your shirt is excessively baggy, you can have it taken in while you’re there. They’ll simply slim it down for you. This is quite inexpensive, and almost any tailor can do it.<\/p>\n
You can roll your sleeves up if you don’t want to get your shirt tailored and your sleeves are too long.<\/p>\n
You can also wear a sweater if your shirt is too big or your sleeves are too long. Use your shirt primarily as a base layer. This is a bit risky because if you get too hot and have to remove your top layer, your shirt will no longer fit.<\/p>\n
You can always get custom made shirts if you’re having problems finding shirts that fit off the rack.<\/p>\n
Almost every one of my dress shirts is manufactured to order. Getting a custom-made shirt is now easier and more affordable than it has ever been.<\/p>\n
There are also a number of specialist brands that cater to longer and shorter lengths. You can also experiment with brands that come in a variety of lengths, even if they are only available in standard sizes.<\/p>\n
You can get a shirt reduced at the tailor if you want to wear it untucked but it’s too long. If you cut off more than one or two inches, keep in mind that the proportions of the shirt may be thrown off, since the bottom button may be too close to the hem in some cases.<\/p>\n
As a result, I propose button-up shirts as both a dress and a casual shirt. If you’re going to get a casual shirt, make sure it’s a shorter length shirt that’s meant to be worn untucked.<\/p>\n
I hope this advice has helped you understand how to properly fit your button-up shirts.<\/p>\n
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