/fa/ - Fashion

>>8304532
Look into Foundation One by Christopher Sommer. No real equipment needed, it's all (full legit) calisthenic exercises for people like you. I did it when I didn't have a gym nearby, and while it didn't really improve my strength it kept me from losing too much. It's a good start, and you'll get great abs if you do it regularly.

>>8304538
We're all going to make it.

To keep on topic, how do I get a t-shirt to fit properly? My shirts shoulders are the correct width and the sleeve length is OK, but the sleeves and body are usually too loose. Are there any decent brands that offer long shirts that fit a more slender frame, or do you need to tailor your clothing for a decent fit?

Pic related, how most shirts look on me.