What are the requirements for a T-shirt that goes with slacks? [“Finding the line between casual and dress”].

At first glance, a pair of slacks and a T-shirt looks simple. In reality, however, it is a highly challenging styling task that involves the elaborate interplay of multiple factors such as fabric, length, and silhouette design.

Elements of T-shirt selection 1Fabric texture determines the impression

The impression of T-shirt fabric varies greatly depending on the coarseness of the weave. Rough fabrics tend to give a coarse image and a more casual look. On the other hand, a fabric with a finer, more uniform weave has a more even surface and is more compatible with dress wear. If you intend to match it with slacks, you should choose the latter. Specifically, jersey fabrics that are packed with degrees or knitted with smooth surfaces, such as smooth, are preferred. This concept is based on the principle of ” surface homogeneity creates dignity,” which is also consistently mentioned in the basic context of men’s clothing theory.

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Elements of T-shirt selection 2Keep the length of the garment comfortably short

It is no exaggeration to say that the length of the garment is the biggest pitfall in slacks matching. In particular, it is common for the length to be too long, making the top look like it is floating. An effective solution to this problem is to set the length in relation to the gilet. If the balance of the gilet (vest) worn with a three-piece suit can be reflected on the T-shirt, it will be easier to achieve a coordinated look with minimal disruption to the combination.

For example, taking into account that the length of gilets sold by various brands and manufacturers is about 60 cm in size L, the T-shirt should be an additional 3 to 5 cm, or 63 to 65 cm, as shown in the outfit below. At this length, the waist belt of the pants will be naturally hidden and lightly draped over the hip tops. This is a balance that will not cause visual uneasiness when standing or moving.

Incidentally, a T-shirt with a length of 63cm~65cm is considerably shorter than the dimensions of a typical T-shirt. If you are not comfortable with short-length T-shirts, please consider the option of tucking them in. It is a rather logical response if you want to show the details around the waist with slacks.

Elements of T-shirt selection 3Focus on body width for proper fit

The design concept of dress wear is basically based on the premise of fitting the body. Therefore, although not as important as fabric selection and length settings, one should avoid overly wide body widths. One guide is to remember that a body width of 55 cm or more in size L often strengthens the context of relaxed wear, making it easier to select the ideal T-shirt.

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There is also the maniacal viewpoint of being aware of the height of the sleeve pile.

Although less important than the three points listed above, the height of the sleeve pile is also a key factor in the selection process. The higher the sleeve peak, the more the arm circumference fits three-dimensionally, creating an impression similar to that of a jacket or gilet. However, there is a trade-off with the range of motion, so it is important to understand that you may feel a tugging sensation.

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Italy, known for its cross closet standard Tailored T-shirts and jersey items tailored using tailoring techniques The T-shirts developed by the brand CIRCOLO1901 tend to have high sleeve heights. If the cuff of a T-shirt points down at an angle when placed on a flat surface, there is a high possibility that the cuff is designed with a high sleeve peak, which will help you select a T-shirt that is closer to your ideal.