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ballers show their ballsOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
Zissou - I enjoy what you wear and how you carry yourself. However, I've noticed that in your last two or three fits the top of the fit doesn't balance - physically - with the bottom. Meaning, your top half looks small/short when compared with your bottom half. If this is your build, then that is fine and there's not much you can physically change. So perhaps you could look into longer jackets that help move the midline down a bit, making you appear more balanced.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
Pants don't fit you, makes your package look awkward. Maybe have them altered so you have more space, it's probably too tight on the "ass" end making everything squished.Originally Posted by Fuuma
Nothin?Originally Posted by bows1
This Forum get's more and more marsupialed, Fuuma and SQ4U post some of the best *********** last couple of pages and get lambasted for slim fits and alternative silhouettes and no one cares to tell this guy how bad he looks!Originally Posted by Rye GB
Zissou - I enjoy what you wear and how you carry yourself. However, I've noticed that in your last two or three fits the top of the fit doesn't balance - physically - with the bottom. Meaning, your top half looks small/short when compared with your bottom half. If this is your build, then that is fine and there's not much you can physically change. So perhaps you could look into longer jackets that help move the midline down a bit, making you appear more balanced.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
I know what you mean. That jacket, as well as my CPO shirt, could use another inch or so in body length. Being tall and thin, I'm often caught between sizes on things like that. The smaller size fits me perfectly, but might be a little short, but the larger size is long enough but too big everywhere else. So, I usually opt for the smaller size, especially since I am wearing this stuff in a very casual non-MC situation. I tried the next size up in that jacket and it looked all frumpy and gross. The sleeves on the jacket and shirt are a perfect length, so I just deal with it. Also, EG shirts tend to be cut high on the sides, exacerbating the shorter look.Originally Posted by zissou
I know what you mean. That jacket, as well as my CPO shirt, could use another inch or so in body length. Being tall and thin, I'm often caught between sizes on things like that. The smaller size fits me perfectly, but might be a little short, but the larger size is long enough but too big everywhere else. So, I usually opt for the smaller size, especially since I am wearing this stuff in a very casual non-MC situation. I tried the next size up in that jacket and it looked all frumpy and gross. The sleeves on the jacket and shirt are a perfect length, so I just deal with it. Also, EG shirts tend to be cut high on the sides, exacerbating the shorter look.Originally Posted by zissou
I know what you mean. That jacket, as well as my CPO shirt, could use another inch or so in body length. Being tall and thin, I'm often caught between sizes on things like that. The smaller size fits me perfectly, but might be a little short, but the larger size is long enough but too big everywhere else. So, I usually opt for the smaller size, especially since I am wearing this stuff in a very casual non-MC situation. I tried the next size up in that jacket and it looked all frumpy and gross. The sleeves on the jacket and shirt are a perfect length, so I just deal with it. Also, EG shirts tend to be cut high on the sides, exacerbating the shorter look.Originally Posted by zissou
Please change nothing! Twiddling about with length would, I think, ruin that shape.Originally Posted by bluemagic
I think the trousers might have worked if they were actually wider and cropped but this might only work in my head. As they are they're a bit in no mans land shapewise. if they tapered at the bottom at a very sharp angle (like they start tapering very near the foot) maybe i dunno. my ideas are dumb sometimes so this might be a bunch of bad advice.Originally Posted by naaaaate
I see. While I know the SW&D crowd is a little different and the clothing they wear will appear in different situations than the MC crowd, I feel like you could benefit from a bit of tailoring. Perhaps buying a size larger for the length (if the shoulders are OK, since those are hard/expensive to fix) and then tailoring the garment in at the waist and up in the arms? Just some thoughts to perfect your look, nothing personal or with pressure. Keep up the good stuff - you are consistently very good.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
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