Dress Shirt Sizes Explained: Neck, Sleeve and How to Measure
A dress shirt size like 16 34/35 means a 16-inch neck and a 34-35 inch sleeve. Here's how to measure yourself, how letter sizes compare, and what to do when you're between sizes.
How Should a Dress Shirt Fit? Five Checkpoints
Shoulders, collar, chest, sleeve and waist — the five places a dress shirt either fits or doesn't, plus what a tailor can and can't fix.
Dress Shirts for Big and Athletic Guys: How to Find a Fit That Doesn't Pull
If your shirts gap at the chest or strangle you at the collar, the problem is the cut, not the size. How to diagnose it and what to buy instead.
Missionary White Shirts: Long Sleeve or Short, Pocket or Pocketless?
The three small decisions people call us about — sleeve length, collar style and whether there is a chest pocket — plus how to size a shirt for someone who is not standing in front of you.