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  Quote: Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH  Honestly, I think you should never have a dress shirt untucked. I sort of confused myself in my original post.  When I said dress shirt, I figured it was...
Quote: Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH  I think the general rule of thumb is not to mico-manage your tailor. Let their time tested experience do the work. They usually ask if you will be wearing untucked at any...
When you guys get your dress shirts tailored, what is the general rule of thumb for how long they will be?  I would think that it matters if you're going to be tucking it in or not?
Quote: Originally Posted by Biggskip  I'm not trying to say this in a mean way, but you will probably get better responses if you start to post on the Men's Clothing (MC) side of the forum. They tend to discuss stuff...
Quote: Originally Posted by Biggskip  I'm not trying to say this in a mean way, but you will probably get better responses if you start to post on the Men's Clothing (MC) side of the forum. They tend to discuss stuff...
How often do you guys wash your dress shirts knowing that they don't really get dirty every time you wear them?  Is there a best way to wash and dry them (hang dry or iron)?
Quote: Originally Posted by Biggskip  It depends on the look you're going for. In any case, however, when you have your shoes on the back of the leg opening should not touch the floor. Some people preferred a cropped look...
When getting pants for the office tailored, is it reasonable to have the leg opening just touching the ground while standing? or should the pant leg opening go no further than the top of your foot?
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