I stand in front of the mirror at the department store and, once again, the shirt does not fit. The neck's too big and the sleeves are too short! I look like I'm swimming in fabric. At 6'4" and 190 pounds, it is nearly impossible to find clothes of-the-rack that fit well. Occasionally, a proper fitting shirt can be found in the clearance section of a discount store, but finding proper fitting clothing consistently is impossible. This is ridiculous and I can't it take any more. I've decided to start a clothing company. A clothing company that will cater to the needs of the tall, thin man, woman or child. Dress shirts with smaller neck sizes, longer sleeves and less fabric in the body. Pants with smaller waist sizes and longer rises. Blouses that flatter the slimmest figures. Details that accentuate the positives of being thin and hide our slight imperfections! I'm starting a clothing company and I need your help.
I need to know what your complaints are with store-bought clothing. What do you want to wear and how do you want to wear it? What have you always dreamed of wearing, but couldn't find the right size? What sizes do you want? Please give me all you've got! I can take it and turn it into a reality.
I need your help!
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Great idea, thanks Skip. I have a terrible time with ladies pants - the "rise" is always way too deep and I end up with the waist around my armpits.
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ReplyDeleteMy husband is 6'3" and weighs only 127lbs. He has a 29 inch waist and 36 inch length. This is nearly impossible to find anymore. Winter time he will wear 34 inch length with high top boots to hide it.. LLBean used to make a chino in his size but no more. HELP!
My 14 year old son measures a 31x35 and needs a long rise - impossible to find. It's torture trying to find a tapered shirt with a 36/37 sleeve and a 15.5" neck. The real challenge will be to try to keep these measurements in mind while keeping up with the trendy styles. Thanks for whatever you can do.
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