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Shirt/Jacket Fit Question

zarathustra

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I have noticed some binding in the biceps area in several shirts and a few jackets (even some MTM) recently and I am curious as to the cause.

Everything is fine, well to me, when my arms are at my sides, any other movement (typing, eating, raising arm) causes this binding in the bicep area.

Any help would be appreciated.
 

mensimageconsultant

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It's a busy forum where helping isn't necessarily a high priority. Plus, no pics. It sounds like the biceps are too big for the sleeves.
 

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