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What do y'all think about this MTM shirt? I bought it almost a year ago, received yesterday, wore today, and not 100 percent certain. TIA
It was supposed to be a Summer weight cyan, instead as you suggest, is more substantial Mock Leno. I bought it for the open weave and have yet to test it.Love the look of the fabric...it appears to be a substantial weave and the fit of the shirt, while perhaps not ideal, is reasonably good...all around. The action back shot appears a bit tight across the shoulders, but that is probably a result of the extreme positioning of your body and not the actual sizing of the shirt. I am not a fan of darts in the back of a shirt, but please remember, my shirts are pretty much all "off the rack!" That may just be the way they do the custom shirts. Enjoy your new shirt...you are looking good.![]()
Charles, wasn't thinking about the collar, can get that picture a little later.It looks OK. What I can see of it, that is-your beard is covering up the collar points, so I can't make any judgment about that area.
What don't you like about the shirt?
You wouldn't believe the fight I had with them to get this shirt and I wasn't so nice (regretfully used a review to vent my frustration, fully accurate, however...). As you might be aware, I see the world in black and white so them trying to get out of the promise made on the website and previous letter, especially wasting my time by having me take and submit photographs, so thus the difficulty.Adriel, if it feels uncomfortable to you, then it feels uncomfortable to you-and that's all that matters. How the shirt appears to us is irrelevant if you don't like how tight it is.
Get it re-done
Or get a refund.
What will it be?
You need to choose one.
Here. Good thing as forgot to check and it is a mess.It looks OK. What I can see of it, that is-your beard is covering up the collar points, so I can't make any judgment about that area.
What don't you like about the shirt?
Would it be too much material for high rise?The fit looks good, though the body looks too short to stay tucked.
Thus why sport shirts have a shorter sleeve cap. And let me be clear, only feels tight when reaching. If was to wear this for a long session of driving, would be miserable experience.When a shirt feels like a strait jacket, it's often because the sleeves are cut poorly. When I compare my bespoke shirts to a lot of less expensive shirts from more modern brands, the less expensive shirts have the sleeves set in at a more downward angle. That's what makes the shirt feel like a strait jacket.
I am not quite understanding, so got one with the shirt laying flat.Can you post a photo with your arms out at your sides so I can see the sleeve angle?
Don't notice it coming out, however, have hardly warn it. I rather have it a touch long and not have it get too short later (cold water here is 80 to 90*F).If it stays comfortably tucked in now, the length is probably okay.
That would add to the extended arm length, correct?The sleeve angle doesn't look so bad. The sleeve might be too narrow. A slightly wider sleeve might help.
Sleeve width has nothing to do with the length, but it should add to the comfort and help you move better.Don't notice it coming out, however, have hardly warn it. I rather have it a touch long and not have it get too short later (cold water here is 80 to 90*F).
That would add to the extended arm length, correct?
Overall, seems minor tweaks?
Matt, thank you for indulging a curiosity. I was not thinking about the actual sleeve length, instead, the additional width allowing more ease when the arms are forward, I can see it in my head, just not sure how to draw or put into words. Doesn't matter anyway, now know the ease has no affect on the changed length.Sleeve width has nothing to do with the length, but it should add to the comfort and help you move better.
From what I've read, 1/4" is within sewing tolerance. 0.5cm is slightly less than that.@Charles Dana, regarding the other company, sending me a mailing label, will see how it goes.
As for the first, tailoring acquaintance had me measure the button holes versus the buttons, turns out 0,5cm incorrect placement. I been wracking my brain trying to think how to say this without being offensive.
Well, the "contract" does say "100% satisfied with your shirt and that it fits you perfectly. If it doesn't, we'll fix it at our cost." Or am I interpreting incorrectly?From what I've read, 1/4" is within sewing tolerance. 0.5cm is slightly less than that.
For sewing tolerances, it depends on the company. Here is proper cloth's reference chart for exampleWell, the "contract" does say "100% satisfied with your shirt and that it fits you perfectly. If it doesn't, we'll fix it at our cost." Or am I interpreting incorrectly?
Your interpretation is unreasonable IMO.Well, the "contract" does say "100% satisfied with your shirt and that it fits you perfectly. If it doesn't, we'll fix it at our cost." Or am I interpreting incorrectly?