TMLewin Fully Fitted vs H&H Slim Fit shirts

[slimfitfinance]

Hi,

As many others, i am on a perpetual quest to find the perfect slim fit shirt. I have read many good things about Harvie and Hudson's slim fit shirts and was just wondering if anyone could shed some light on the slim fit sizing compared to the TM Lewin Fully Fitted John Francomb line.

I wear a 16/35 with the TML and I find that its a tiny bit wide in the waist but other wise pretty good. Was wondering if anyone could compare the H&H slim fit to these to give an indication if I need to go down in the neck size (I dont have to wear ties for my work).

As an extra note:

Chest: 105cm
Waist 95 cm

 

[Tano]

H&h slim fit is baggier than tm lewins regular fit. The fully fitted fit is the slimest of all ct , h&h and brook brothers

 

[Tano]

Lewin has the Roma? fully fitted with darts. If you want smaller then you need MTM. Don't bother with h&h slim or ct slim/tailored.

 

[Mariooo]

keep in mind that H&H sllim fit shirts only come with french cuffs.

I for myself wouldn't wear the more formal ones without a tie... the fancier stripes and checks yes...

but if your job doesn't require a tie - then french cuffs shirts could look weird?


as for the fit - a 15.5 should fit your chest, but would be propably too tight in the waist, as their chest is fuller, i find them comfortable and well fitting, if you are at least a bit on the athletic side

 

[slimfitfinance]

Originally Posted by Mariooo

keep in mind that H&H sllim fit shirts only come with french cuffs.

I for myself wouldn't wear the more formal ones without a tie... the fancier stripes and checks yes...

but if your job doesn't require a tie - then french cuffs shirts could look weird?


as for the fit - a 15.5 should fit your chest, but would be propably too tight in the waist, as their chest is fuller, i find them comfortable and well fitting, if you are at least a bit on the athletic side

So differing opinions on the fit.

I generally only wear french cuffs even with no tie, in the UK its fairly standard.