What size is that?

just look for a different brand of shirt

>>10772495
M

>>10772496
did you answer the questiom tho

>>10772491
bumb

>>10772491
It fits shoulder-wise, but looks like you have man-handles.

Shirt is shitty tho dnc

>>10772696
>dnc?

i'm going to be wearing a suit and skinny black tie over this. i think it looks good

>>10772704
dnc means do not cop or do not get the shirt

pls dont wear patterned shirts wit a suit and skinny ties are pretty awful

if you meant sport coat still dont do either of those

>>10772709
too late mate.

>>10772491
bad looking j-crew tier shirt either way, but the fit is awkward and way too tight

>>10772730
please tell me no one will care as much as you guys

>oh this looks okay
>zooms in and sees pattern
>oh god

Just get a fucking plain blue oxford if you're wearing a suit or sportcoat. Seriously.

The fit looks *okay*. The shoulders are a might small, and it's a bit too tight in the chest I think. I'd have to see from the profile, but it looks a tiny bit short. How tall are you?

I would get a Large, in a different color, and have it tailored down if I could. But if the L looks baggy, and you can't afford or don't have time to take it in, just buy an M.

>>10772696
I disagree. It's too small in the shoulders, which is causing that sleeve mess.

Just get your shirts tailored and don't worry about them fitting perfectly off the rack.

>>10772831
would a tailoring job for this be cheap? i've never been to the tailors before.

>>10772980
As cheap as $20 for some gook tailor that can still do the job, or up to $100 for a really good one from what I know.

My guess is it'd run you around $40 to take in the sleeves and chest, I think.

>>10772491
That's ASOS right? It looks super cheap like some I copped from there before (temp office job, I needed shirts).
Never again. They look and feel like paper.

>>10773315
nah