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Anybody encounter this problem with their shirts? A small bump of fabric under the rear of their collar. Pretty common issue but I'm not quite sure how to remedy it for the next order.

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This exact thing happens on about half of my RTW shirts (a variety of brands, not Luxire) and I'd be interested to know what the source of the issue is - I have a feeling it's either too narrow a yoke or some quirk related to my posture. Am about to order a Luxire shirt so I'll see if this problem happens on their shirts and look to tweak future orders accordingly. By the way Benjamin, nice artwork if that's your own handiwork.
 

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Quote: If it's the same issue that people experience with OTR suits, it can be remedied by lowering the collar.
 

phoenixrecon

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its from the slope of your shoulders not the shirt...
 

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Any special deals for Styleforum members?
 

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The clothing can't really get any cheaper
 

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Teresa or anyone else....when ordering chinos how do I specify if I want a jean style button closure at the waist? In other words, I don't want an overlapping tab.

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you just did. You can link them to this post or put the images in a zip or imgur and link them
 

Kai

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A website suggestion for the Luxire folks:

You need a wish list option where a customer can save something to a wish list and keep it there until he's ready to order.
 

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A website suggestion for the Luxire folks:

You need a wish list option where a customer can save something to a wish list and keep it there until he's ready to order.

Just make a Luxire bookmarks folder in your browser and save direct links to the stuff you want to order in the future.
 

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linen chambray shirt

really happy with my fit right now, and now those aren't my nipples, was just lazy with the ironing.

this one fits a little bit looser than my normal shirts.

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linen chambray shirt

really happy with my fit right now, and now those aren't my nipples, was just lazy with the ironing.

this one fits a little bit looser than my normal shirts.

That's the same kind of fit I finally got right with the last oxford I got back from them. I found that what looked really good standing up was not so good sitting down for long periods of time at work.
 

dfagdfsh

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super fitted shirts aren't comfortable or practical, and look really disproportionate from any direction other than straight on looking in a mirror. it might look good in a magazine spread, but not in real life.
 

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^ exactly, that's what I found when I first started getting MTM shirts about three years ago. I got them all made too tight - if you can't comfortably sit down without the fabric pulling and stretching around your waist, then it's definitely too tight.
 

Louis XIV

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Great fit Teger!

Have you thought about slightly reducing the shoulder width though?
I like my shoulder seams to sit right on the tips of my collarbone, but that might not be for everyone.
 

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