The task of tucking a shirt is considered very simple and self-explanatory. But if you look around, you will notice that most people do it wrong. Some have clothes that look like an inflated parachute, others stick out sloppily at the sides, and others have to periodically adjust loose clothing. Find out how to avoid this in this article.
There are two types of shirts: sports (thick material, patterns and designs, additional elements, stripes) and classic (stand-up collar, standard colors). With the first, everything depends on individual preferences, there are no restrictions. With the latter, you should follow some rules: not all styles can be left untucked, and besides, you cannot appear in the office in an untucked shirt - this does not correspond to the business dress code.
3 types of shirt bottoms:
- With an even cut without cuts or asymmetry;
- With identical cuts on the sides, without disproportions;
- Asymmetrical: the back of the product is longer than the front.
The third type must be tucked in - this is an element of classic clothing. The first and second are variable; you can wear them untucked.
T-shirts, shirts and tank tops
- If a T-shirt is worn under other clothes, it must be tucked in. This is practically an element of underwear, so it needs to be hidden.
- The T-shirt is variable, depending on individual preferences and style, it can be tucked in or not. An interesting belt will be a great addition to a tucked in tight T-shirt. It is IMPORTANT to take into account the style and shape of the product, and depending on this, decide for yourself whether to refill or not.
- Polo T-shirt – variable. If you wear it to the office, it’s better to leave it untucked. Golfers typically tuck their pants into their track pants to allow for freedom of movement.
- Linen products: exceptions include tight-fitting options. In other cases, the product is not refilled.
- Hawaiian style shirts are not tucked in under any circumstances.
How to tuck clothes
Criteria by which it is determined whether the procedure was performed correctly:
- There are no unnecessary folds or protruding fabric;
- If trousers are worn as a bottom, the line of buttons on the top continues the line of the fly lock;
- The shirt doesn't look like an inflated parachute.
If the criteria are not met, the effect of sloppiness and sloppiness is created.
Options: how to tuck in a shirt correctly
"Base"
Suitable for models that fit tightly at the waistline. The standard method that almost everyone uses. You need to tuck in before the pants are buttoned.
First, put on a T-shirt (if you are used to wearing it), then a shirt, fasten all the buttons. Put on your pants, carefully holding the front of your shirt, and fasten your belt.
“Basic +” method
It differs from the first one in that the T-shirt is tucked not into trousers, but into boxers, this ensures a more reliable fixation.
Army
Effective for getting rid of excess bristling tissue on the sides. Suitable if the item is large. To begin, put on the product and fasten the buttons. Put on your trousers and, carefully straightening them, leave them unbuttoned. Use your fingers to create a neat fold at the side. Pull it down - a straight fold is formed, repeat the same with the other side. Then tuck it into your pants, button them, and put on your belt.
Other ways to hold a shirt
There are special suspenders that prevent the product from puffing up. Sold in stores. Not suitable for tight trousers. You will feel slight discomfort while wearing it.
Only part of the clothing can be decorated. This is an informal option, suitable for a casual style.
1 method: tuck in the left or right edge of the product, leave the other untouched. You should make sure that the detail fits into the overall style and does not create the impression of ordinary sloppiness.
Method 2: use only the front of the product, leave the back part exposed. Complete with a beautiful belt and make an accent on it.
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