Isaia shirts

[killercadi]

Are Isaia shirts slim fit???

 

[antirabbit]

yes

 

[bobdobalina]

No. I have a 16" neck, a 43" chest, and a 35" waist, and they're considerably too big.

 

[bobdobalina]

By "considerably too big", I guess I mean that they're pretty roomy. Nothing like a Barba, for example, which is a shirt that is so small that I absolutely cannot wear it.

 

[killercadi]

I have a 16" neck, 44" chest, and a 34" waist.

 

[horndog]

No I would not call them slim. I have one in a 16 neck and needed to get the waist taken in like most other 'normal American' cut shirts. Perhaps this was a shirt produced for the American market; i'm not sure if they have different cuts depending on the market (American v. Euro).

 

[gumercindo]

I have a slender build - 6', 170 - with a 33 inch waist. I wear a 15.5/34 and I find Isaia shirts a bit on the slim side.

 

[killercadi]

What is a nice brand in slim fit shirts??

 

[teddieriley]

Originally Posted by killercadi

What is a nice brand in slim fit shirts??

Bro, there is a long thread on this stickied at the top. It's called the "Definitive Guide to Slim Fit shirts"

 

[gdl203]

The two I have are pretty slim. Not sure if they were made for the US market or not. Almost as slim as my Barba shirts and considerably slimmer than my Borrelli shirts

 

[wq1999]

I'd describe them as neither slim nor baggy (I'm a 15 neck). They are comparable in fit to my Lorenzini/RLPL shirts. For slimmer, go with Barba or (even slimmer) Finamore.

 

[Leslierc]

"Slim" as opposed to "fitted", I agree.

 

[antirabbit]

Why not just have some made, with a 1/16 of an inch tolerence of your skin measurements?

 

[MTM]

Isaia has three fits. American ( Full cut), European (Slim) and Italian (Very fitted). I personally prefer the Slim fit.

 

[JayJay]

I don't own any but have tried on a couple. They were somewhat slim but not as fitted as I thought they would be.