KLooks a little brighter but should work. Hard to tell from online pics.
BOxford in the pic looks more like a cream to me? It's close and will probably work but I don't think it's an exact match
Eit's tagged as pale yellow. Working off a gimp rec for a champagne shirt , light yellow is the closest analogue I can find and this seems to be my best match to get a shirt that fits my freakish proportions.
BI meant in the sport coat pic
BThe color looks even more desaturated than the Luxire pale yellow
EAh, fair enough. I think the pale yellow luxire will work with a grey tweed?
BI think it will work yeah but if the pic in the herringbone is living in your head then you might not be happy with the shade of the Luxire shirt
B
BIt reads to me more like this shade but in a warm lighting
BNot sure if you could find something similar from a MTM brand (are you sure you need MTM?)
EYeah, I have an xl neck, l chest and m waist with s arms
Ethere's no otr shirt fitting me
BOTR+tailoring might be an option?
Bbut depending on how much you need to modify might not be worth the hassle
Eyeah to get a size that fits my neck it's essentially a tent everywhere else. Have to get both sleeves shortened and wildly taken in. I've done it before, it ends up costing as much or more than mtm
EIt's fine for casual shirts where I don't need to fuck with the top button
Ebut for dress shirts its mtm all the way
Bgotcha. well have a look around luxire, proper cloth, and check out the thomas mason fabrics
BKent Wang will make you a shirt out of any of the Thomas Mason oxford cloths
EWill do, cheers!
Bgood luck on your search!
GLuxire definitely made a champagne linen shirt for someone I know... mmm
GProduct photography often differs from real life so it's very hard to say.
EIf its not perfect for the grey tweed, I'd still get use out of a light yellow oxford shirt