Giorgenti Custom Clothing: 5 Tips for a Great Fitting Dress Shirt
5 Tips for a Great Fitting Dress Shirt
1) The Neck: While the shirt is buttoned, you should be able to slide two fingers between your neck and collar.
2) The Sleeve Length: When you move your arm in your custom dress shirt, the sleeves should be long enough so that cuffs do not ride up your wrist.
3) The Cuffs: The cuffs of your custom made shirt should just be tight enough that they do not hang over your hand. You should not be able to slip into shirt sleeves without first undoing buttons on the cuff.
4) The Shoulders and Body: Make sure your shirt is comfortable and not too tight or too baggy. Check the buttons of your custom shirt; they should be secure, with no gaping holes exposing your chest or stomach. Also check to make sure there is not an excess of fabric making it hard to neatly tuck in your shirt tail.
6) The Shirt Tail Length: To check the proper shirt length of your custom shirt, raise your arms and make sure that the shirt tail does not come out of your pants.
2) The Sleeve Length: When you move your arm in your custom dress shirt, the sleeves should be long enough so that cuffs do not ride up your wrist.
3) The Cuffs: The cuffs of your custom made shirt should just be tight enough that they do not hang over your hand. You should not be able to slip into shirt sleeves without first undoing buttons on the cuff.
4) The Shoulders and Body: Make sure your shirt is comfortable and not too tight or too baggy. Check the buttons of your custom shirt; they should be secure, with no gaping holes exposing your chest or stomach. Also check to make sure there is not an excess of fabric making it hard to neatly tuck in your shirt tail.
6) The Shirt Tail Length: To check the proper shirt length of your custom shirt, raise your arms and make sure that the shirt tail does not come out of your pants.