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Getting Proper fit with no billowing
I have been doing some research... According to a few sites, a large drop(mine is 7"), could cause billowing, and taking in the side more wouldnt resolve the problem, but darts would... Would that be a vaible solution?- sjames11
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Getting Proper fit with no billowing
Yes...It is.. I cant get really good pcitures by myself. The problem is, the lower portion of the back of the shirt hangs when tucked in.Everywhere else fits good.- sjames11
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Getting Proper fit with no billowing
Yea, that is what I meant by billowing. Thanks. I think that would be the best option at this point. Have you ever tried moderntailor?- sjames11
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Getting Proper fit with no billowing
Im having a extremely difficult time finding good fitting dress shirts. My problem is im short, and musclar with a small waist. I tried to get a shirt tailored, but the lady charged $46 and I am still not happy with the fit(maybe I didn't communicate everything? English is her second language)...- sjames11
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- Forum: Classic Menswear