Guys with lift... Which brands of button up shirts do you wear?

>>41410444
I don't have lift, sorry.

Armani Exchange, Diesel, Ralph Lauren, Brooks Brothers. Slim fitted

>>41410444

Getting the shirts taillored is a good option, there is no shirt brand that really fit "fit" guys. "Slim fit" can be passable but those are usually built for guys that have no shoulders.

Alternativelly, I had good luck with Indochino. I had to get them to redo the first shirt and I have adjustments to the second one but the end result is worth it.

Dressing nicely makes all the difference in the world

>>41410456
I used to wear those brands before I started lifting, but now even the large ones are about to burst at the seams. They're for skinny people.

>tfw tailored shirt costs like 20 bucks here

>>41410456
Seconded. Ralph Lauren makes some really nice button up shirts with thicker cotton, so it feels like a t-shirt almost.

Only problem is >>41411988 can't even get my biceps in the sleeves properly. Makes my arm look like a chain-link sausage.

>>41410444
I've had good luck with J. Crew.

Anyone who suggests Indochino doesn't fucking lift, it's a shit-tier Chinese brand made with Chinese manlets in mind.

>>41410444
> Which brands of button up shirts do you wear?
Eddie Bauer, basically only Eddie Bauer.

I only wear cotton and/or linen. If you're purchasing clothing with anything other than cotton or linen you will never look like a man.

>>41411988

Slim =/= muscles

>>41412022

MTM shirts have your measurements in mind, nothing else. "Brands" are meaningless when the shirt fit and the fabric is quality.

Get a tailor, or get shirts MTM. Only way to get a truly good fit imo.

Costco brand shirts. Just buy the right size

>>41410444
Olymp. If need be, buy ones that are a size too big and have them fitted.

>>41412518

You must be obese

>>41412537
Disabled, actually. Having no neck despite no double-chin is suffering

>>41410444
uniqlo slim fit arent too baggy, but the quality of them is kind of shitty.

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Get them fitted

I get mine from a korean tailor shop. I used to live there and so can just order and they will send my.

Notjing fits as well. $60 each.

But I wear button ups everyday at office.

If I get off shelf ones that fit my body well the arms are always too long because I need a 'bigger' size to fit my chest/arms

(And this weed flavored wiskey is great)

>>41412537
>>41412551

Actually, I meant to reply to
>>41412502

>>41410444
If you can afford tailored shirts do it.

If you take care of them they should last a while and it will look SO much better.

In glad i did. Although there are plenty of sizes if you go to a good department store and drop 40-50

>>41411988

Same. None of my Diesel polos fit anymore. It's still an extremely aesthetic brand if you get the right size.

>>41410444
try some slim/tailored fit shirts.
If nothing works, go get a real fitting and a bunch of shirts.

Target has good stuff believe it or not. Their Marona line or whatever

google Proper Cloth - measure yourself and order a made to order shirt. Good shirts too.