How to tuck in a dress shirt.

Originally Posted by ElectricSheep

Yeah, it really doesn't get more complicated than that. A belt helps, and if you are dressing up you should be wearing one anyway.

Not always. Some people insist that suspenders should be worn with a suit, and if your pants are very well-fitting (as they should be), you might do without a belt.

Originally Posted by Spyer

Haha, I don't think its really fat bastards, but for people with a big upper body or at least something in the stomach area.

The clothing industry in North America is largely geared towards fatter people (and I don't say that to offend anyone; it's more or less a fact). Some skinnier people that I know truly have a hard time finding clothes that fit them properly, without being baggy.

Originally Posted by Void

Go to Express, Abercrombie, Hollister, etc. Those kinds of places will give you the sleeker, "muscle"-fit that you desire.

I imagine that buying a dress shirt at Abercrombie or Hollister is a total waste of money. Their clothes are shit in general, and they don't even specialize in dress shirts.

coeccias is right; just try different brands and find one that works for you. Of course, it's best to get a tailor to make (or adjust) your shirts, but that's probably more expensive than you want it to be.

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