MEN DRESS SHIRT

 Men’s Dress Shirts

You love to create your own style statement with your clothes, shoes, hairstyle and accessories, why not set a trend with your perfect men’s dress shirts. Choosing a perfect shirt, be it club wear shirt for the party occasion or the custom shirt for the custom made suits is not an easy task
While choosing the fabric, print and style for the shirt , make sure that it goes well with your looks and personality, select a  dressing that enhance your popularity quotient . Custom made shirt is suitable for all the occasion, be it formal party, interview or just chilling out with your friend. Custom shirts are known for their fine stitching, perfect combination of pocket and flawless seams.
Choosing a right fabric for the custom shirt is first and foremost part, you can choose any of the available fabric be it wool, cashmere, camel hair, and cotton, linen, blends, worsted or lamb wool, and then next step is designing the shirt, it includes your collar style , cuff, placement of pockets and the fitting of the shirt and few other things like front of the shirt etc.
Fitting is the most important feature of the custom shirts, custom shirts are made, suiting your measurement, body type and physique. It is perfectly made for your body; it goes so well with your body, that you will hardly find any other shirt so comfortable and well fitted.
The best part of the custom shirt is, it offers you wide range of style be it collar selection, cuffs, pocket arrangement or front style. You can also try some thing different with your custom shirt try contrasting collar, it will look pretty stylish.
 and use your dress shirt as perfect formal attire,

So how should your dress shirt fit? Here four helpful tips to follow when looking for your dress shirt.
•    Go to a men's store or reputable department store to get properly sized if you haven't already. Just ask a sales person, that is what they are there for.
•    Sleeve length should be about one inch below your wrist bone and allow about a quarter inch to be seen from the sleeve of you suit.
•    The shirt collar should fit snugly around your neck but allow you to put two fingers inside.
•    You may want to refer to my article on Tailoring Your Shirt to Look Made-to-Measure once you have picked up your dress shirt.
What kind of collar should you choose? Here are three shirt collars you are most likely to come across and I would suggest avoiding any others that aren't mentioned here.
•    A shirt with a spread collar is more dressy and meant to be worn with a suit and tie. This is not the type of shirt you would wear casually without a tie.
•    The oxford button down as it is known is not quite as formal as a spread collar and is great with khakis and a blazer.
•    A point collar is dressier than a button down and not quite as formal as a spread collar. It's the most versatile and common of three since it can be worn open without a tie or with if you so choose.
And what about color? Every guy should have a white and blue dress shirt. You may want others that have a pattern or in another sold color.

Finding the Right Fit

Many men wear ill-fitting clothes all the time. It is often not the clothes themselves, but rather the fit of them that determines whether or not they look good. You probably are used to just buying shirts by chest size -- S, M, L, XL, etc. But when buying a dress shirt you must also pay attention to the size of the neck opening, the length of the arms and the broadness of the shoulders. Never wear a poorly fitted shirt again.

1.    Know what to look for when buying the shirt: The first step in narrowing down what shirt to buy is the material it is made out of. No one wears polyester anymore. An all cotton shirt is the best choice -- not only will it allow your skin to breath better, but the way the fabric looks and hangs on your body is nicer than any synthetic fabric, in my opinion.

2.    Determine the chest size first: This is the probably the most important size to be looking for, and it is probably the size most men mess up when buying shirts. Chances are that all your shirts are one (or maybe even two) sizes too big for your body. This may have been the style years ago, but today it is most certainly not. There is no need to have the fabric billow around your body like a tent.

Having said that, you also must be careful about comfort; it looks equally as awkward to have a shirt so small that anytime you move, the fabric pulls tight. It should just simply fit your chest. If you are slender, then ask for a European cut or a lightly tapered shirt that is brought in at your thinnest section. Don't worry about being too feminine -- it does not look like that at all, but only makes you look thinner. And who doesn't want that? Admit it, you do.
Here's a good way to know if it fits right: when it is tucked in, does it billow out at the top of your pants? If yes, then it is too big