[Alpha Mind]

For the taller and/or skinner people in here, where are you picking up quality slim fit and/or fitted threads?

Since discovering it via a facebook ad (the only FB ad I've ever ordered something from), I've been buying up shirts from 5th and Lamar as they come out. It's a gem, but the selection and production is limited.

I need at least the length of a large, but the fit of a medium is a solid look on me.

H&M has okay stuff, but it wears out quickly.

I'd love to get a solid list going here, for everyone's benefit.

[Belize King]

Search lifestyle section. We have more than a few threads on fitted shirts.

[Tuthmosis]

I know there are others, but this might be a good place to start:

http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-11141.html

[Menace]

Why not just get custom made? Certain places in DC, for example, will make them for about 50-60 per shirt.

[Brian]

Yeah, go custom. Once you start doing that its hard to do anything else. That, or find a decent tailor, but one thats long enough, and have him take it in.

[Eddie Morra]

Try Hugo Boss Slim Fits. Great shirts with really no alterations necessary (at least for me). Fit great, straight off the rack.

[Brian]

(09-08-2012 11:38 AM)Eddie Morra Wrote:  

Try Hugo Boss Slim Fits. Great shirts with really no alterations necessary (at least for me). Fit great, straight off the rack.

yes, these work well also - i've got a few that fit perfectly w/no alterations

[one-two]

I like 7 diamonds a lot. They are kind of pricey, but the cut is beautiful. Nordstrom and Buckle always have a few.

[DamonHVictor]

Another vote for custom. Failing that, also try Joseph A. Bank. Their commercials used to drive me nuts. Last year I once drove all over San Diego for two days looking for ascots and good fitted shirts. JAB had some of the nicest shirts and in a variety of sizings down to the half-inch.

[peterthephoenix]

VK recommended the United Colors of Benetton v-necks. Worth a look.