Mens Fitted Dress Shirts, See How Easily You Can Design One

Clean Break

This popular white cotton blend with an oxford weave is an easy iron fabric and born without wrinkles. Should a wrinkle or two show up, then ironing them out will be a breeze.

Price:	USD 75.00
Color:	White
Pattern:	Solid
Weave:	Oxford
Type:	Cotton Blend
Thickness:	Medium

Currently Applied Features

collar:	classic
cuffs:	1buttonangle
yoke:	plain
backCut:	no pleats
bottomCut:	tail
placket:	standard
pocket:	angle
buttons:	shell shocked
buttonholes:	white
shoulderLoops:	noloops
collarStays:	sewn in
monogram:	nomonogram

Currently Applied Features

collar:	classic
cuffs:	1buttonangle
yoke:	plain
backCut:	no pleats
bottomCut:	tail
placket:	standard
pocket:	angle
buttons:	shell shocked
buttonholes:	white
shoulderLoops:	noloops
collarStays:	sewn in
monogram:	nomonogram

1. choose options

color
font
placement
text

2. enter text

3. add monogram

sizing selection

Select ONE of the following sizing options for your shirt and click "next".

The measurements that you provide now will be saved for your future convenience.

NB: The feature of fetching your past measurements will soon be available.

	Body Measurements
	Ask someone to help take your body measurements. You will of course need a measuring tape.
	Shirt Measurements
	Get an already well fitting shirt and measure it. You will of course need a measuring tape.
	Standard Sizes
	Choose a standard size by finding your collar size. You could look at a shirt you already have.

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standard sizes

This sizing option is ideal for people who fit ready made shirts well. Find your size by looking at the collar size of a shirt you already fit. There is usually a number and a letter as shown in the table below.

	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
collar: centimeters	38	40	43	46	48	50
collar: inches	15	15¾	17	18	19	19¾

Your Size:

Your Fit:

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introduction

neck

chest

waist

hips

shirt length

back

arm length

sleeve length

armpit

bicep

wrist

general

finish

Please use the tabs on the right to navigate between each measuring step. Follow the instructions given during each step carefully to ensure best possible fit.

Note that we will adjust for movement room according to the fit you select.

Select below which unit system you will use to provide your measurements.

Wrap the measuring tape around the neck. Place two fingers between the neck and the tape.

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Wrap the measuring tape around the chest. Keep the tape high up under the arms and stand naturally. Place two fingers between the chest and the tape.

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Wrap the measuring tape around the widest part of the waist. This is usually close to the belly button. Place two fingers between the waist and the tape. Stand naturally.

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Find the widest point of your hips. This is usually around the buttocks and below the belt. Place two fingers between the waist and the tape.

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Find the highest point on the shoulders that is closest to the neck, from this point measure straight downwards to the point where you want the shirt to end.

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Find the spot where the shoulder meets the arm, where a sleeve seam would normally sit. Measure from this point to the same point on the opposite side. The tape should arch up close to the base of the neck.

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Find the spot where the shoulder meets the arm. This is where a sleeve seam would normally sit. Measure from this point down along the arm and end where the thumb is attached to the hand. Keep the arm straight.

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Find the spot where the shoulder meets the arm. This is where a sleeve seam would normally sit. Measure from this point down along the arm and end where you want your short sleeves to end.

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Wrap the measuring tape around the shoulder vertically through the armpit. Keep two fingers under the measuring tape and hold it vertically straight.

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Wrap the measuring tape around the upper bicep, so that the tape meets on the outer part of the bicep. Keep two fingers between the arm and the tape.

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Wrap the measuring tape around the wrist. Do not place any fingers in between the wrist and the tape.

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Please provide your posture for shoulders, back, and stomach when standing naturally.

You are finished. Give your measurements profile a name for future reference and click "finish".

Please note that we take possible shrinkage into consideration and might therefore slightly adjust your measurements for this.

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introduction

collar

chest

waist

hips

shirt length

back

sleeve length

armpit

bicep

cuff

finish

Please use the tabs on the right to navigate between each measuring step. Follow the instructions given during each step carefully to ensure best possible fit.

Select below which unit system you will use to provide your measurements.

Lay the shirt flat down facing up, open the collar and spread it out. Measure from where the button is stitched to the end of the buttonhole. They are on opposite ends of the collar.

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While still keeping the shirt flat facing up, measure from one side of the shirt right below the armpit to the same point on the opposite side. Keep the measuring tape straight.

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While still keeping the shirt flat facing up, find the point on the shirt where your belly button would usually be and measure from one side of the shirt to the same point on the opposite side.

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While still keeping the shirt flat facing up, measure from the lowest point on one side of the shirt to the same point on the opposite side of the shirt.

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While still keeping the shirt flat facing up, measure down along the shirt in a straight line from the seam close to the collar to where the dress shirt ends.

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Spread the shirt out and place it face down. Find the seam where the shoulder meets the back of the shirt, then measure from the top of this seam across the shirt to the seam on the opposite side.

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While keeping the shirt face down, measure from the top of the shoulder seam down in a straight line along the outer edge of the shirt sleeve to the end of the cuff.

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While keeping the shirt face down, measure from the top of the shoulder seam down in a straight line along the outer edge of the shirt sleeve to where you wish the short sleeve to end.

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Lay the shirt flat down facing up, measure vertically from the top of the sleeve by the shoulder to the armpit of the shirt.

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While still keeping the shirt flat facing up, measure from the outer side of the sleeve where the bicep would be to the armpit of the shirt.

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Lay the cuff flat with the inside of the cuff facing up, then measure from the end of the buttonhole to where the button is stitched on the opposite end.

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