Shirt Billowing

[shadowsnuzzy]

I got some M2M shirts made and untucked they fit really well and slim, however, as soon as I tuck them in the front and sides look great but the back looks messed up. It billows a lot and there's no way to fix it, I can't get that flat, even tuck in all the way around my waist. Most people on this forum said M2M shirts will solve this problem, but even that hasn't fixed anything. Will darts help solve this? Are they worth getting or do they just look weird on the back without a blazer?

 

[unbelragazzo]

Pictures might help. It might be that the shirts are not long enough, so that they come untucked easily, creating the billowing. Obviously you're going to need a certain amount of extra room so that you are able to sit down in them.

 

[shadowsnuzzy]

I'll post pictures soon. The shirts are 17 inches long, and for my body that reaches the bottom of my butt so when I sit down it holds the shirt in place. Can't really make them any longer than that lol

 

[ballmouse]

You might need darts or a shirt cut so that the side seams are moved back so there is more room in the front less in the back.

 

[Shirtmaven]



I'll post pictures soon. The shirts are 17 inches long, and for my body that reaches the bottom of my butt so when I sit down it holds the shirt in place. Can't really make them any longer than that lol

where did you come up with a 17" measurement?
your posture may be that you are very hollow in the back.
there is only so much fabric that can be taken from the side seems before it looks weird.
Darts are your friend

 

[ImTheGroom]

Darts are your friend

Agreed. I dart any shirt I really care about looking good in. I am wide through the shoulders, but narrow through the chest - without bespoke shirts, darts are really my only solution.