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How Does this fit?
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teddieriley
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Are you in your underwear??Originally Posted by HomerJ
well he's certainly not wearing pants.
i can't give feedback to posts like these. but i'm glad his muscles weren't bursting out.
JayJay
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I don't understand you guys won't help me because I'm wearing shorts in the pic? I thought it was self explanatory that I needed help on the shirts fit in the shoulders, arms chest and neck, Not my pants!!! lolOriginally Posted by tommboy
Context is everything; nonetheless, the shirt seems to fit very well. I wouldn't shorten the sleeves because they will shrink a bit after laundering a few times.
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Fit looks fine, but it is hard to judge without seeing it tucked in with pants. I would quibble with the collar (it's sticking up in the third photo and doesn't look like that nice a collar to begin with) but that's not what you're asking about. I like the aggressive darting - it works for you, though it's maybe a bit exaggerated.
Nice Lubriderm.
Nice Lubriderm.
tommboy
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Haha I'm a lot better looking that guy give me a break!! lol
What's aggressive darting mean?
And, The context is Business going to be worn with a suit obviously. I agree the collar isn't the best, but I think I will trade the awesome fit of it for the collar.
What's aggressive darting mean?
And, The context is Business going to be worn with a suit obviously. I agree the collar isn't the best, but I think I will trade the awesome fit of it for the collar.
whiteslashasian
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Haha I'm a lot better looking that guy give me a break!! lolOriginally Posted by tommboy
Debatable.
Have you tried wearing it with a suit? With pants of course. Try a smaller tie knot as well, make sure it's not sloppy like you have it. See how you like it then.
Seems ok right now, but cannot tell 100%
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