Tall people dress guide.

[Anonymous No.10368670]

How to dress for tall people.

I'm 6ft 5" and prefer a none edgy grunge look like band t's that ain't fuccboi, just for me but anyone know any nice leather biker jackets i could cop? all I've found is shitlook ones.

[Anonymous No.10368686]

I'm 6'4

[Anonymous No.10368698]

should i get or naw

[Anonymous No.10368715]

>>10368698
W2C been looking for a raincoat which fits well for taller people. Been thinking of copping the COS one.

[Anonymous No.10368738]

>>10368715
Personally I don't like lightweight coats, makes me feel like I'm just wearing a 2nd shirt

[Anonymous No.10370016]

>>10368670

Forget leather jackets, you're not going to find one that fits you and looks decent at that height. Sorry.

Moderate slim fit is clutch.

Don't buy skinny jeans or super skinny shirts.

Moderate slim fit is clutch.

Longer coats are clutch.

/fa/ shoes are clutch, just don't overdo it.

You already draw attention to yourself with your height, you don't want clothes that double that or you'll look like a clown.

Moderate slim fit is clutch.

Muted tones are clutch.

Moderate slim fit is clutch.

[Anonymous No.10370818]

>>10368670
>>10368686
>>10368698
>>10370016
>6'6"
When you're tall and slender, i find that layers are your pal. Try to avoid really long and void garments, like that topcoat tbh, it just accentuates your height and slimness and makes you look gangly (unless that's what you're going for)

[Anonymous No.10370827]

>>10370818
In addition to what i've said already, and what >>10370016 said, people like us really want to get garments that are FORM FITTING, as opposed to getting shit that hugs the fuck out of our long legs and torsos, especially if you're genetically unlucky and you weren't blessed with godlike proportions as a tall fag. I feel i'm fortunate in that respect; despite being 6'6" i'm neither fat nor sickly-looking thin, so finding pants and shit is less of a struggle for me then my other very long-legged tall bros (such as my brother who's 6'9" and my other brother who's 6'5")

[Anonymous No.10370879]

>tfw 6'5
>tfw all in torso
where to cop longer basic T's? i heard that scandanavian brands are by default a little longer because the people there are usually a little taller.
w2c longer bombers or parkas?

[Anonymous No.10370908]

>>10370879
I'm 6'4 and pants with a higher rise end up making my legs look a bit longer, and that kind of evens out my proportions a little bit. Long tees are easy to find. AA polycotton are long but I hate the material. the basic tees from GAP are a longer also, but it's GAP, so quality is subpar

[Anonymous No.10370973]

>>10370879
idk if you're against ASOS but they have some decent quality t's in a longer fit that you can buy in multipacks and shit

[Anonymous No.10370974]

>>10370879
I get mine from AS colour

[Anonymous No.10370990]

6'5/190 lbs. Is it worth trying to get a suit OTR and tailored, or should I just hop straight into MTM?

[Anonymous No.10370995]

>>10370990
what's the reason for you buying a suit
if it's for business or proffesional reason get it tailored

[Anonymous No.10371062]

>>10370818
This fit is terrible compared to >>10368686 you're taking out of your ass.

[Anonymous No.10371080]

>>10371062
typical memelord

[Anonymous No.10371100]

>>10371062
neither fit is anything special man

besides, this is a tall thread, return to the underside of your mongoloid bridge where you probably sell gasoline siphoned out of trailers and semi's ya cunt

[Anonymous No.10371161]

That's not that tall, man. You're barely taller than ideal, so just dress well and you'll look better than most people wearing the same shit. Just don't be fat.

[Anonymous No.10371326]

If you are tall everything looks good, as long as it's not made for manlets like Zara or asian labels.