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Judging from the other brands he's mentioned, I don't think he will like the fit of Brooks Brothers Extra Slim Fits.
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Dag, you guys are making me feel like a whale.
BB ESF fit me pretty slim. No billowing or anything. Arms fit nicely too.
Do you bros even lift?
Thats turrible customer service...I lift. Went into BB and got turned away. The associate advised me to go the MTM route because of how I want my dress shirts to fit along with my lifting gainsDag, you guys are making me feel like a whale.
BB ESF fit me pretty slim. No billowing or anything. Arms fit nicely too.
Do you bros even lift?
Following up on the question about good brands for dress shirts -
Can you guys suggest brands that offer very slim fitting shirts? I'm 5'7 150 and I'm having trouble finding form fitting stuff. A lot of brands even in size small are too big.
I tried the Charles Tyrwhitt Extra Slim Fit and they were way too roomy. I've tried J. Crew, Uniqlo (closest I've found but still doesn't give me the fit I want), H&M (fit is okay but quality is obv. subpar), CT....
Budget is probably $60-$80 a shirt. Hate when the shirts bunch up in the back and on the sides....
I always have issues with how shirts fit off the rack, regardless of brand. My suggestion to you (and this is what I do as well) is to buy an inexpensive, decent quality shirt like Charles Tyrwhitt (you can get them for $50 a pop or less) and have them tailored. I like CT because they offer a good variety of fits and sizes so you'll probably only need to have the sides taken in and maybe the back darted if you want. In total, you'll spend around $80 for a perfectly fitting shirt.Following up on the question about good brands for dress shirts -
Can you guys suggest brands that offer very slim fitting shirts? I'm 5'7 150 and I'm having trouble finding form fitting stuff. A lot of brands even in size small are too big.
I tried the Charles Tyrwhitt Extra Slim Fit and they were way too roomy. I've tried J. Crew, Uniqlo (closest I've found but still doesn't give me the fit I want), H&M (fit is okay but quality is obv. subpar), CT....
Budget is probably $60-$80 a shirt. Hate when the shirts bunch up in the back and on the sides....
Thanks, it looks I can make that fit in my budget.You can get Charles Tyrwhitt shirts for 30 bucks. They're decent. They usually have sales and have them that low. There doesn't seem to be one on right now but they have $30 dollar ones in their clearance section.
I raise you.... clear-soled.
Vintage Nike infrared windbreakers DB, or nah?
Shot in the dark but someone asked me to find out what brand the double monks in this picture are. Seems like a hard thing to do with just this one pic but I figured if people would know it would be one of you guys.
Guys interesting in the John Ellioitt look on a budget. This brand bit his whole look:
http://www.pacsun.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-pacsun-Site/default/Link-Page?cid=reign-storm
Mrporter has 30% off selected items but everything I've clicked has like one size left.
Yep, I'm all over this. I'll get JE once I get the fit right. I got tired of buying clothing just to realize after a couple wears, I should have gotten a different size or not really feeling it. JE isnt as prevalent so most won't even know there is a difference, for those that do they are welcome to fight me over it.
Bought Cotton On joggers before I got Zanerobe and it made me appreciate Zanerobe's quaility a lot more. Still ended up getting the wrong size in my frist pair of Zanerobe joggers but I was rushed since Cotton On's quality and fit was so bad.