Tucked Shirts

[Anonymous No.13154596]

I much prefer the look of a tucked shirt when wearing a coat over it, especially when the shirt is longer than the coat. Need tips on how to properly tuck a shirt, what shirts to get in order to tuck them and look good tucking them, and just general looks that can be achieved with shirt-tucking.

I'm guessing for a casual tuck, you want a v-neck t-shirt, but could a dress shirt work as well? I'm not talking business casual, I mean casual, like hanging out with college buddies.

[Anonymous No.13154613]

I try to tuck whenever I can. For me, I feel like key is to make sure the shirt is big enough, perhaps even a size bigger than something you'd wear untucked, at least as long as the pants are slim.

I rarely tuck in jeans, and always have a belt when I tuck no matter the pants.

[Anonymous No.13154630]

remember to buy shirt stays so you don't look like a faggot with a muffintop!

[Anonymous No.13154909]

>>13154596
>but could a dress shirt work as well?
What is preppy?

[Anonymous No.13154910]

only the cucked go for the tucked

[Anonymous No.13154919]

can guys with beer guts wear tucked shirts?

[Anonymous No.13154925]

>>13154919

yes, with a gut it doesnt matter how you wear your clothes, they'll look like shit regardless

[Anonymous No.13154927]

>>13154596
get your shirts tailored so they're not huge sails
buy pants with higher rise

[Anonymous No.13155196]

>>13154630
I bought some KK & Jay shirt stays likea month ago and holy shit are they a game changer! I just feel way more put together while wearing them.
https://www.kkandjay.com/shop/morrisgrey

[Anonymous No.13155254]

>>13154630
Some excess material is necessary if you want any range of motion. Obviously putting on a tent is stupid, but you shouldn't be stifled either

[Anonymous No.13155268]

Second shirt stays. Even cheap ones on ebay work fine if you want to try them out.
Also buy shirts that fit proper so you don't have a bunch of material folded over. Pay attention to the labels on shirts. You have regular (usually no label), classic, vintage, fitted, athletic, slim, extra slim etc etc and buy what fits.

[Anonymous No.13156605]

EMERGENCY:

I need to acquire this exact shirt for a cosplay, does anyone know where I can buy it or how I can obtain it?

Link related;
>https://cdnc.lystit.com/photos/07ec-2014/05/03/ralph-lauren-green-polo-striped-poplin-sport-shirt-custom-fit-casual-shirts-product-1-19691810-0-442340937-normal.jpeg

[Anonymous No.13156637]

>>13154630
the kind of person who uses shirtstays is the faggot you retard
back to mfa with you

[Anonymous No.13156652]

>>13155196
>literally a shill

[Anonymous No.13156759]

high waisted pants are ESSENTIAL

[Anonymous No.13156794]

I only like to wear them tucked when I wear suspenders. Otherwise it looks too tryhard.

[Anonymous No.13156950]

>>13156794
>wears suspenders
>'otherwise it looks too tryhard'

oh fuck man, come on

[Anonymous No.13156963]

>>13154596
Make sure the armholes are higher up so when you move your arm it doesn't bring the fabric on the side along for the ride. But don't compromise comfort for small armholes. Just higher cut armholes. Also dress shirts are usually longer in the front and back with cutaways on the side so it shouldn't be too much of a problem if you just look for those two things on a shirt.

[Anonymous No.13156969]

>>13156759
correct

[Anonymous No.13157013]

>>13156605
On the ralph lauren website like it says in your link you dumb fuck?

[Anonymous No.13157893]

We're tucking everything in idiot, im talking sweatshirts, hoodies, jackets the whole shebang it all gets tucked in

[Anonymous No.13157927]

>>13157893

I started tucking my sweatshirt in. No one said anything and I like it so not looking to change.

[Anonymous No.13158063]

I only tuck. Do you understand?