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For men, is there really a fashion etiquette for wearing shirts (tucked in) in the office or out with a client? I love the new store/website Untuckit. Those shirts look amazing! They look tailor-made and the shirt falls perfectly at the waist and is stylish.
Would employers accept this style of shirt in the office? Or, would there be some unwritten rule that says all shirts must be tucked in?
My husband doesn’t tuck, because he thinks it makes him look fat. My opinion is, he is just as fat either way and it’s not fooling anyone. He is a healthy weight, but he does have a pot.
My own personal style would be any shirt with tails is tucked in. The exception would be a flannel or chamois shirt worn as an overshirt in place of a jacket. Any T-shirts, henleys or polo shirts I wear untucked.
There's several YouTube videos on proper fit of shirts like t-shirts as well as polo's or other semi 'dressy' shirts when they are untucked. The bottom hem should go no lower than around where the top of your side pockets start. Anything lower and it looks plain sloppy and ate up.
I don't tuck my shirts in unless I'm wearing a suit (obviously). So pretty much most of the time I only wear t-shirts and polo types since we don't have any formal dress code in our work space outside of the obvious nothing with offensive type slogans or anything racy.
Depends how you rock it. Untucked dress shirts only if your sleeves are rolled up or the very least your cuffs. Polo shirts look nerdy tucked in but some nerdy guys who are skinny can pull it off.
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