GQ probably thought they had a good idea when they put together a piece on getting the right fit for a dress shirt. But, come on -- does anyone really think Chad White looks like anything doesn't fit him like a glove? Maybe next time they can have him model ill-fitting jockstraps ...
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What they aren't showing in the "Good Fit" are all of the clothes pins in the back of that shirt.
Yeah, must be nice to have the perfect body! I'll be sure to rip out those pages and take them with me on my next shopping trip to show me how to make my Adonis-esque body fit into my clothes so exactingly.
How do you get a good fit ?
Can you scan the magasine and put it online ? Thanks
on the mannequins they shirts are pinned. if you want to hide visible love handles they make shapewear for men - which is basically a girdle/elongated band that pulls in the extra girth.
The most important part of the fit is to make sure the shoulder seem rides on top of where it should be, and second that sleeves are long enough. If you dont want the extra billowness effect then that the collection variation - otherwise find a tailor that can remove the excess fabric for a small fee,
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