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"luxury" shirts worn untucked
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Dress shirts shouldn't be worn untucked. Sport shirts can.
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There isn't any luxury shirt as you ask should never be worn untucked, beside i think it is more comfortablew tucked in then out since the shirt keeps the pants and belt from chaffing the skin.
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There isn't any luxury shirt as you ask should never be worn untucked, beside i think it is more comfortablew tucked in then out since the shirt keeps the pants and belt from chaffing the skin.Originally Posted by bowtielover
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Ralph Lauren Black Label shirts work well for this (but the dress shirts, sized by neck, are a bit on the long side). Some Purple Labels might too, depending on your build.
Also, the OP never mentioned "dress" shirts, rather "luxury" shirts. RLPL makes both dress and casual shirting, but I'd consider all of them "luxury."
Also, the OP never mentioned "dress" shirts, rather "luxury" shirts. RLPL makes both dress and casual shirting, but I'd consider all of them "luxury."
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Ralph Lauren Black Label shirts work well for this (but the dress shirts, sized by neck, are a bit on the long side).Originally Posted by Captain Winky
RLBL shirts are actually designed for this; it is mentioned in the marketing. Something like "elegant both when worn tucked and casually untucked." Also, see comment about them being long, as they are perfect for tall people, like myself (6'2"). For me an untucked shirt needs to be about 32.5-32.75" to not feel too short.
In practice, the marketing is true, and after picking up many RLBL shirts I had a number of their features duplicated in my MTM shirts. As someone in my early twenties, there are many times where a tucked in shirt is too formal, and a shirt that goes perfectly from the office tucked in to this application is a great value.
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Hi All,Originally Posted by mob
what's a good luxury long lasting shirt than can be worn untucked? I'd prefer button down.
For untucked, does the shirt need to be cut differently at the bottom?
You'll need a Cuban Shirt. There is no other type of shirt (Except Polo Shirts and T-Shirts) which can be worn untucked!
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You'll need a Cuban Shirt. There is no other type of shirt (Except Polo Shirts and T-Shirts) which can be worn untucked!Originally Posted by Bexhill
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