clothing brand for top heavy muscle men? (cut, legs, head)
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this topic is concerning blazers, suits, dress tops. also, not looking for ridiculously expensive brands
i'm looking for some recommendations for top heavy muscle men. i am a meathead. i lift a lot. i have a huge chest, huge arms, and small waist. nothing ever fits probably for me. slim fit doesn't work, i need like slim slim slim fit. arms are always too tight and armholes never feel properly
any suggestions besides tailored (which i already do)?
For button ups, 7 diamond from the buckle is very good. Still a bit tight but they are stretchy so way better than most.
Also, you make no mention of legs which should be as big if not bigger issue. Sounds like you need to train your legs more. I have as many if not more problem finding pants as I do shirts. I wear a 32-33 waist and my quads are 25". Not huge in bodybuilding standards but enough to make normal pants hard.
For button ups, 7 diamond from the buckle is very good. Still a bit tight but they are stretchy so way better than most.
Also, you make no mention of legs which should be as big if not bigger issue. Sounds like you need to train your legs more. I have as many if not more problem finding pants as I do shirts. I wear a 32-33 waist and my quads are 25". Not huge in bodybuilding standards but enough to make normal pants hard.
pants are fine. i buy 32/30 (even though my waist i can fit 30). only change i had to make for my pants is i can't buy slim fit anymore, have to buy straight but no big deal its easy to find new pants
Not for dress clothing. Not that I'm very muscular, but my shape is somewhat similar. Because there are always custom options and possible alterations, I guess it isn't worth any company's time to make dress clothing specifically for muscle-bound upper bodies, which can vary a lot anyway.
Not for dress clothing. Not that I'm very muscular, but my shape is somewhat similar. Because there are always custom options and possible alterations, I guess it isn't worth any company's time to make dress clothing specifically for muscle-bound upper bodies, which can vary a lot anyway.
You can get a custom made shirt for less than $100. The non wrinkle slim cut shirts from Brooks Brothers are $70, so you don't spend that much more. The pricing just depends on if you want a shirt made in the UK/USA, or China.
I have never heard of a man refer to a shirt as a "top" before, I thought that was something only women said. Anyway, for dress shirts and suits, they make athletic cuts, which are wider in the chest, arms and shoulders and narrower at the waist. It's very common.
I have never heard of a man refer to a shirt as a "top" before, I thought that was something only women said. Anyway, for dress shirts and suits, they make athletic cuts, which are wider in the chest, arms and shoulders and narrower at the waist. It's very common.
If the OP is as large as I would believe, these clothes would be too small. The "athletic" cut clothes are tailored trimmer in the waist, but are not large enough to accommodate those with bodybuilder/lineman type physiques.
All I can say is: Good luck, OP. I have a few bodybuilder friends and they all either go custom 100% of the time (which is crazy pricey) or they stick with t-shirts/sweatpants/etc.
Yeah to that (not allowed to rep now). Also, depending on the show-off factor, the shirt/jacket fit might not be narrow enough in the waist; while "athletic" cut suit pants usually will be too big in the waist. I'm not sure most people live near places where they can be measured for sub-$100 dress shirts. Remote ordering is a minefield.
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