/fa/ - Fashion

>>8569814
Well what's happening is your upper chest is streching the shirt out and the lower part is the size it should be. You can try buying a shirt with a more square cut however; because of your upper chest, the lower part will always be baggy if you try and get it to fit over your chest.

Take a look at my drawing. The first one shows the shirt (black) stretching out at the top and comming down at the bottom with your body shape. The second one shows a shirt(black) at has a more square cut that doesn't strech at the top of your chest (grey dashed line), but as you can see, it is also quite big and baggy at the bottom. Best bet is probably to get it tailored if you can't find something. Hope I helped.