GloStiX
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Specifically the horizontal back creases, which I know can be from the shirt being too tight around the waist, or too much taper from the chest. My lower ribs also flare out a bit, which doesn't help.
I've tried adjusting shirt length to i.e. lower the waist point, doesn't help. I'm wondering if I have to increase the chest (and waist?) measurements, but I want to avoid having a billowing folded-over ring of fabric above my beltline, since I'm slim and don't want to look like the Michelin man
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Can I adjust the front-rear balance so there is more fabric across the front of the shirt and less on the back? That feels like what I want intuitively, but not sure. Would appreciate any opinions.
Exhibit 1) Blue shirt: thick fabric, longer shirt length, very noticeable.
Exhibit 2) White shirt: not as bad, just due to thinner fabric?
I've tried adjusting shirt length to i.e. lower the waist point, doesn't help. I'm wondering if I have to increase the chest (and waist?) measurements, but I want to avoid having a billowing folded-over ring of fabric above my beltline, since I'm slim and don't want to look like the Michelin man
Can I adjust the front-rear balance so there is more fabric across the front of the shirt and less on the back? That feels like what I want intuitively, but not sure. Would appreciate any opinions.
Exhibit 1) Blue shirt: thick fabric, longer shirt length, very noticeable.
Exhibit 2) White shirt: not as bad, just due to thinner fabric?