With your arms at your sides, you notice an excess of fabric and lines running diagonally over the front of the shoulder and down across the bicep.<\/p>\n
We developed the Tailored Shoulder\/Armpit Fit options specifically to help reduce the amount of lines and fabric at the front and back of the shoulder. While all dimensions remain the same, the Tailored Shoulder\/Armpit Fit changes the angle and curves where the sleeve attaches to the body so that the sleeves more naturally point downwards versus straight out to the sides. Thus, this area will look cleaner and have fewer tension lines around the top of the sleeve. \u00a0The only tradeoff is less range of motion at the shoulder.<\/p>\n
The Very Tailored Shoulder\/Armpit Fit takes this adjustment even further, providing the cleanest look with significantly less twisting lines around the top of the sleeve when arms are at rest. The tradeoff here is also the same, with range of motion reduced slightly more.<\/p>\n
Reducing the Sleeve Width so that it is tighter around the upper bicep will also reduce the amount of lines that show around the shoulder. Try decreasing the Sleeve Width by 0.3″ or 0.5″.<\/p>\n
If the Yoke Width is too wide and the seams of the yoke hang past the ends of your shoulders, this can cause extra lines around the front and back of the shoulders. If the Yoke Width of the shirt is on the wider side, consider decreasing it by 0.3″ to 0.5″ to bring it up just a bit higher on the shoulder.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Problem description With your arms at your sides, you notice an excess of fabric and lines running diagonally over the front of the shoulder and down across the bicep. Switch from Full Shoulder\/Armpit Fit to (Very) … Read