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Permalink Reply by Pat on April 3, 2010 at 3:34am

How To Tuck Your Shirt into Your Pants

Thinking about the best way to do something that you do everyday? Tucking your shirt into your pants is easy, but there are ways to achieve the perfect tuck. Here are some tips:

* Choose your shirt wisely. If you have a long shirt, don’t bother tucking it in because the extra length would bunch up and make you look awkward. If it’s too short, you might not be able to tuck it in. If it has a design that would be covered by your pants when you tuck it in, then just let it hang as it is.

* Make sure that your shirt is neat before you tuck it. After all, you tuck your shirt into your pants to look good right? Your shirt must be ironed, and it must fit you well. Iron your pants as well, and if your pants are a little bit loose, you will need a belt that matches your outfit. Wear a shirt that matches your pants, and a belt that coordinates with both of them.

* Wear your shirt before wearing your pants. This way, your shirt will stay in place before putting your pants over it. Now pull on your pants, making sure your shirt hangs right. If your shirt has buttons, then align it with the center of your pants to make it look tidy.

* Make folds on the sides of your shirt. You could do this by pressing one side of your shirt and folding the excess cloth. Do this on the other side also. This would keep your shirt from being misaligned and bunched up. If your shirt keeps on doing so, you might have worn a shirt that is too large for you.

Permalink Reply by Pat on April 3, 2010 at 3:37am

How to Tuck your Shirt in Properly and Avoid Billowing
Written by Marco Raynault on September 12, 2008

The latest question asked was from Brad in Ottawa, Canada: How would you recommend avoiding the “billowing” that occurs when a thin guy tucks in his dress shirt, on the sides and back…. without covering it up with a blazer?

This question is very appropriate since SuitUpp.com just posted a Sean John Black Pin Stripe Suit that comes with nice pants that you could wear on a standalone basis. Tucking in your shirt is very important. You’ll see every now and then the odd person that doesn’t tuck in pretending to act stylish. All this does is portray a “I’m dressed up but don’t want to be” look. Its not professional and we don’t recommend it.

The trouble is, how do you prevent the billowing effect where parts of your shirt (usually on the sides and back) don’t get tucked in properly? If you can, always get fitted shirts as this helps out a lot. If your shirt isn’t fitted, you can make it pseudo-fitted by grabbing all the slack from around your shirt (usually about an inch or so) and folding it on the back of your shirt (i.e. one big flap/fold). Make sure that this fold is held together tightly by your belt. You may still have to adjust it every once in a while, but it does help keep a nicely refined look.

Finally, make sure to align the buttons on your shirt with the center of your belt and zipper. This adds a nice touch of neatness.

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Permalink Reply by Pat on April 3, 2010 at 3:40am

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