Wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions on places for off the rack fitted shirts in Canada and the US. I have always had a preference for the Banana Republic ones and also the Stafford ones from JC Penny unfortunately when ever I go now their selection is lacking in the more common sizes and I think the quality has gone down significantly.
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Originally posted by Kevbo View PostBrooks Brothers- have all sizes from traditional all the way to extra slim fit which is what I wear. Granted the shirts are not cheap but in the sale section you can get them cheaper and you can sign up for the corporate discount card which is 15% off any reg. priced merchandise.Last edited by Xeones25; June 15, 2013, 10:15 AM.Measurements: 6'2", 173 lbs, 16" neck, 35/36" sleeve, 42" chest, 32" waist, 33.5" inseam
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Originally posted by Kevbo View PostBrooks Brothers- have all sizes from traditional all the way to extra slim fit which is what I wear. Granted the shirts are not cheap but in the sale section you can get them cheaper and you can sign up for the corporate discount card which is 15% off any reg. priced merchandise.
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Yeah, a lot of people talk about how much more "precise" neck/sleeve sized shirts are than S/M/L. But that's only true if your neck size corresponds proportionally to the rest of your body. My actual neck size is 15" but I end up wearing 14.5/32 shirts to get the fit I need for my torso. That's true even on slim, extra-slim, trim, tailored, athletic, etc. fit shirts. I usually leave the top button undone. Fortunately a properly cinched tie will hide that.Ben
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Originally posted by LesserBlackDog View PostYeah, a lot of people talk about how much more "precise" neck/sleeve sized shirts are than S/M/L. But that's only true if your neck size corresponds proportionally to the rest of your body. My actual neck size is 15" but I end up wearing 14.5/32 shirts to get the fit I need for my torso. That's true even on slim, extra-slim, trim, tailored, athletic, etc. fit shirts. I usually leave the top button undone. Fortunately a properly cinched tie will hide that.
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My understanding is that TM Lewin shirts are the same quality as CT, but they do better on the fits. I cannot guarantee this as I only have two CT shirts (the sleeves are a little baggy and still need to be taken in), so YMMV.
My next shirt will probably be from TM Lewin to check out the fit.
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Originally posted by Alex View PostMy understanding is that TM Lewin shirts are the same quality as CT, but they do better on the fits. I cannot guarantee this as I only have two CT shirts (the sleeves are a little baggy and still need to be taken in), so YMMV.
My next shirt will probably be from TM Lewin to check out the fit.
My go to shirts pretty much always now. Trying hard to resist picking some more up.
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