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Not everything needs to be super slim/fitted. Look for some variety in your shirts.Originally Posted by Teger
agree with Teger 100000% this whole obsession with slim as possible shirts gets annoying. Brian with jeans there is not need for shirts to fit perfectly i agree, shirts look best with jeans when they are worn sloppy and it doesn't look like you spent 40 minutes getting dressed after putting on your base and mascara. It's a casual outfit; just chuck some jeans and a shirt on and you should be good to go without worrying so much. Your a thin dude wmmk so play around with proportions more if you canOriginally Posted by davo10375
I agree but what I do hate is that If I go for a looser fitting button up, it also happens to be the case that the sleeves are gigantic.Originally Posted by cldpsu
I like the slim fitting shirts for me for sure, but I can certainly deal with looser fitting shirts as well. It all depends on what I wear on any given day. Now the one thing I wish would change as a whole/universally would be the damn Titanic sized arms found on the majority of OCBD's/shirts out there on the market. It's ridiculously frustrating trying on a shirt (i.e. Express, J.Crew, etc.) supposedly slim fit or tailored that fits well in the chest and neck, but then have the arms drowning in so much extra fabric, especially in the smaller sizes. On average, who the f**k wears a small yet has the arms of a tree trunk?!Originally Posted by tonio028
Yeah arms are always too big for me.. Who has a 35 or 36 inch chest and jacked arms? Tiny guidos? Why are j crew shirts tailored for lil guidos?Originally Posted by mulansauce
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