UNIQLO Supima T fit. Best size?
I will probably end up going with the Asket S (or M once it arrives) as it looks/fits/feels so good, but w/this post, I would like to see best fitting UNIQLO T as comparison.
Thanks to those who have helped thus far in my 'Finding the best fitting t' journey.
I've shopped at UK Mango, Zara, Next, M&S, H&M, River Island, and I think Asket/UNIQLO are my go-to's with length/fit/size balance (probably Asket will be King).
With the Uniqlo T's, I think M is too big/long all round.
The S is alright...
And the XS length is the best (albeit armpit creases, which you lot pointed out is the sign of a somewhat 'tight' T).
Honestly, if there is one of these Uniqlo T's I'm comfortable/confident wearing without it looking to long/goofy, it's the XS.
I think I just gotta find a balance between my size-proportion/t shirt length, and overall fit. I cant be too anal about this and it's getting on my nerves lol.
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S is best IMO. Extra length isn't really an issue. They may shrink slightly too. XS is too small all over.
With wider trousers the M might work but I don't think it plays well with these.
I think the quality of this t-shirts are not that good, the fabric looks very thin. White t-shirts with thick fabrics are better in my opinion. I like M also
Interesting.
Everyone always said UNIQLO T's are good lol
I think I'll just wait for the Asket and see
For fit on smaller people yah
Uniqlo shirts have a boxier shape
Rather than rectangular
I know your pain I'm 161cm
oh shit, where do you guy T's from?
Where I live we have a small brand variety. I have tried some shops but nothing really looked good, just acceptable on the best case.
However manpower is cheap and I've heard people who got good results from thrifting + sending every piece to a tailor
But you can try searching for brands on transmasc communities since they're generally also short and wide
if you're in a bulk or hitting the gym to get bigger, id say go with the medium and tuck or get em hemmed. The xs is alr small on you, and any weight gain in your upper is going to exacerbate that.