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Does anyone think that the shoulders are just a tiny bit too narrow (there are ridges below the shoulders on the arms)? Or is it just the way that the shoulders were made?
First. Thanks for the input. It's funny, but apparently my right shoulder does droop lower than my left - and that's due to my posture. I even made an effort to lift my right shoulder just for my pics according to my gf's suggestion. I guess my posture is just crooked.
Suit was not straight out of the box. It's been on a hanger for a week and I let it steam in the bathroom for a good 15 minutes when I took it out of the box. Might have not been enough and I don't have a steamer.
could the amount of drape on your right side be caused by the drop shoulder too?
Great looking three-piece man. The trousers are way too long, but that's easy to fix.
Does anyone think that the shoulders are just a tiny bit too narrow (there are ridges below the shoulders on the arms)? Or is it just the way that the shoulders were made?
I agree, and have the same problem with my Chan suit. I'd increase the shoulder width slightly, decrease the amount of padding, and possibly increase the circumference of the upper sleeves.