Tucking in” can completely change the look of a T-shirt or shirt coordinate. It is a technique that can give a beautiful look to a coordination and add a stylish mood created by arranging the outfit. In this issue, we will introduce tips for successful tuck-in coordination, as well as examples of stylishly dressed street snapshots!
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What is tuck-in?
Tuck in (=tuck in) is an English idiom meaning “to push in. In fashion, it refers to an outfit in which the hem of a top, such as a T-shirt or shirt, is tucked into pants or a skirt. The opposite term is “tucked out,” which means to tuck the hem out. In this comparison, the tucked-in style allows the entire length of the pants to be seen, making the legs look longer and enhancing the style of the garment.
Tips for a stylish and successful tucked-in coordinate
Rather than simply tucking the hem of the top into the pants, there are several points to keep in mind for a successful tuck-in. For example, choose pants that are suitable for tucking in. Pants with a shallow crotch, skinny silhouette, or other leg-hugging designs are difficult to balance with tucked-in tops, so choosing pants with a deep crotch, pleats, and room around the waist will help to achieve a good balance. Another key point is to pull out the hem of the tucked-in top slightly (a technique called “browsing”) to give it some slack at the waist. This is easier to balance the silhouette of the outfit than tucking the tops in too tightly, and creates a more sophisticated coordinate.
Find pants that can be used for a tucked-in coordinate.
What are some examples of NG tuck-ins?
If you choose a tight-fitting silhouette for both the top and bottom and tuck them in tightly without browsing, you will look like you are wearing underwear. It is better to think that tucking in is basically a no-no, as it creates a “tight” look. Thin, short pants should also be avoided, as tucking them in will give the illusion that they are not the right size.
The patterns that make tucking in look tacky and the patterns that make it look stylish are explained in detail in this article under the supervision of a stylist.
What tops are suitable for tucking in?
There are some clothes that are suitable for tucking in and some that are not. Basically, T-shirts (cut and sewn), shirts, and polo shirts are suitable for tucking in. These two are basically thin fabrics, which means that they are not bulky in the pants when tucked in. However, that is not to say that other garments than those two cannot be tucked in. For example, Brunello Cucinelli’s latest look presented at Milan Fashion Week for 24-25AW showed an innovative way of wearing a knit sweater or knit cardigan tucked in. It is a high level of styling, and in some cases, it can look dowdy, but if worn well, it can create a fashionable outfit that is one rank above the rest.
Here are some examples of fashionable tucked-in coordinates!
Tuck in Codes ①
If you want to wear a suit style that is tied up and crisp, If you are wearing a suit style with a tight-fitting, tied-up shirt, it is a must to tuck in the inner shirt. There is also the option of tucking out the shirt, but basically, you want to keep the hem of the tied-up suit style neat and tidy.
Tuck-in coordinate (2)
Since the front hem of the shirt is divided between the right and left body, this arrangement is also possible [subtitle=”Tucked in Cordage (2)”] “Tuck in the left side. By tucking in only one side and tucking out the other, you can create a “half tuck-in” look, which is asymmetrical and gives you an advanced look. The man in the photo has a knit wrapped around the waist. While using simple items, he has sublimated them into a high level of dressing by adding an arrangement around the waist.
Tucked-in Codes (3)Tucking in innerwear for a tighter impression in an oversized outfit
Tucking in is also effective in giving a crisp impression to the oversized outerwear that has gained popularity in recent years. The tucked-in look is also effective in creating a crisp look with oversized outerwear, which has become popular in recent years. In a coordinating outfit with a flattering silhouette jacket and loose-fitting pants, it is a good idea to tuck in the innerwear as well to relax the overall look, but tucking in the innerwear in this way can also create a tighter impression. If you are wearing a patterned shirt with a strong design statement, you can tuck it in to keep the statement modest.
Tuck-in Cordage ④Balancing the loose feeling of a coarse knit cardigan with a tucked-in T-shirt and slacks
For a knit cardigan with a coarse weave and a loose feeling that allows the inner layer to show through, tucking in the inner layer is a good way to keep it loose. It is also a good idea to tuck in the inner layer to reduce the loose feeling of the inner layer. A cardigan with a draped silhouette can also be worn with a T-shirt tucked in and a pair of slacks with a center crease to create a balanced look.
Tucked-in coordinate ⑤Tucking in a T-shirt in a carefree tucked-in setup style
Tucking in can create different images depending on the way the hem is arranged. It is good to tuck them in tightly and evenly, or to tuck them in carelessly as shown in this outfit.
Tuck-in coordinate ⑥Casually arrange your T-shirt coordinate by 'one-point tucking in' only the front into the pants
Here is a man who tucked in only the front of his T-shirt. If you are not comfortable with tucking in a T-shirt, how about trying this one-point tuck-in? This is a simple way to change a tucked-in T-shirt coordinate, so it’s not too difficult and it’s not too much of a failure.
Tuck-in Codes (7)Create a clear border by tucking in to a one-tone coordinate that is difficult to make crisp and clear
One-tone coordinates in light colors have no contrast and are difficult to make crisp and clear. While it is good to add accents with darker colors for a change, tucking in to create a clear border between the upper and lower body is another way to go.
Tucked-in Codes (8)Tucking in a well-balanced outfit elevates a very simple outfit to a stylish level
The combination of moderate browsing and pants with room around the waist creates a well-balanced look that is a model of a tucked-in coordinate. The white T-shirt and navy slacks are a perfect example of a tucked-in coordinate. The white T-shirt and navy slacks are a simple and easy to imitate coordinate, but the tucked-in look creates a stylish atmosphere.
Tucking in Codes ⑨Tucking in a loose silhouette coordinate for a compact look
This is a loose coordinate with loose silhouette clothing on both the top and bottom, and the pants are worn on the waist with the waistline lowered. Tucking them out would result in an old B-type style, so it is recommended to tuck them in and keep them tight and compact.
