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No matter what you alter here, it won't be a flattering, well fitted jacket. It is way too short and the button, pocket and breast pocket are way too high. Nothing can change this. Jacket is way too short as well. You have an erect posture and prominent seat that causes a sway back. Low right shoulder. Sleeves are not cut to match the armhole so you have the untidy wrinkles on the back of the sleeves. Trousers would be better shorter to work with the taper.My Indochino suit just arrived, and I'll need it finalized by the second to last week in June for a wedding I'm in. Help!
The blazer just feels and looks sloppy to me. Shoulders are too long, chest maybe a little big, might want to bring it in around the waist, there are rolls below the neck. Also, is the button stance kind of too high?
I chose Sloping Shoulders, Husky/Hefty Chest, Average Stomach, and Normal Posture. Does anyone know if these options make a huge influence on the fit? Maybe I chose a wrong one?
The back part needs to be shifted down on the side seams... You can shorten the back on the side seams with either side or center vent.
Can you explain this a bit more clearly—sorry seems very insightful but I'm not grasping it. How could I shorten the back on the side seams?
Thanks Despos
no one is around to take my pic so i gotta do what i can.
surely every camera made this century
My inclination is to go with the 39L, but I'm not 100% sure. The length looks much better, and everything else can be altered. How does the shoulder look to you all? Should I consider having it narrowed, or start hitting the gym extra hard?
Go on make me feel old. It took me a while to remember this wasn't the 19xx century