Polo shirts are highly versatile and can be worn tucked or not tucked depending on the occasion. But with so many sizes, fits, and lengths, it becomes difficult to determine whether your shirt looks better tucked or untucked.
Here are a few pointers:
Some of the same principles will apply to button down shirts as well. The big difference being that button down shirts have curved bottom hems. For untucking dress shirts, look for shirts that have a relatively shallow curve on it, like our J Hilburn custom shirts. Otherwise, your shirt will begin to look more like a poncho. When having custom shirts made you can also request a flat bottom.
There you have it. Let me know if you have any other questions and thanks for reading. Hope this helps…
The Genie in Your Closet,
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As Founder and Executive Director of Suit UrSelf, Robin grew up near the garment district in NY where she first discovered her passion for color and design. She has been living in San Diego for over 25 years raising her family in the Penasquitos Canyon area.
Robin also founded Pacific Business Promotions, where she worked with many local and national companies including Ligand Pharmaceuticals, Downey Savings and Hendrick Motorsports, to create corporate apparel programs as well as working with non profits such as American Cancer Society and American Red Cross to promote and fundraise with them thru the use of media, promotional marketing and brand awareness.
Spending much of her career in the financial, business and adverting arenas, Robin knows first hand how wardrobe choices and personal style make a significant impact in how clients and colleagues perceive you and more importantly, how you project and feel about yourself in both business and in your personal life.
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Thank you, Robert!!