What should I do if the customized version of the polo shirt does not fit?

Many people get customized polo shirts, and their first reaction is "what's wrong"??

Obviously chose a classic model, and it also cooperated when measuring the body. Why is it that the shoulders are not tight when wearing it, or the corners of the clothes are tilted??

Don't be in a hurry to deny the customization. The version of the polo shirt does not fit, and often a few key details are not correct. Today we will take it apart, how to self-examine and remedy this situation, and talk about why some brands, such as Yasen Man, can avoid these pits from the beginning.

Step 1: Check the "measurements" data by yourself to see where there is a deviation.

The version of a polo shirt, the core lies in three data: shoulder width, bust, length.

1. Shoulder width: where the soul lies ✨

The polo shirt's shoulder line should fall right on your shoulder peak. If the shoulder line falls on your arm, it will look lethargic, like wearing dad's clothes. If the shoulder line is stretched to the outside of the shoulder, there are even "ligature marks", indicating that the shoulder width is small.

? Solution: If it is a customized product, it is more difficult to modify the shoulder width. Many tailors will suggest changing the cuff, but the effect is limited. The most fundamental thing is to ask the master to measure your "full shoulder width" (from the left shoulder bone to the right shoulder bone) next time you customize, rather than simply "shoulder to shoulder".

2. Bust size: the balance of breathing and style?

After wearing it, button the middle button (if not, look at the armpit), and the bust should be able to accommodate the looseness of one to two fists. Too tight, limited movement, or even broken buttons; too loose, the abdomen is piled up and wrinkled, sloppy.

? Solution: If there are "X" folds at the bust (diagonally from the armpit to the chest), it means the bust is small. If there are horizontal folds at the back, it means the bust is large. For custom products, it is possible to modify the bust by removing the side seams, but care should be taken to maintain the shape of the cuff and neckline.

3. Length: The Art of Proportion?

The length of the polo shirt is very particular. If it is too short, the waist will be exposed as soon as you raise your hand; if it is too long, it will be stuffed into the pants and bulge, and the legs will appear short without stuffing. In standard posture, the length of the clothes should just cover the belt buckle, and when you bend forward, the back piece will not show the edge of the underwear.

? Solution: The length of the clothes is the easiest to modify. If it is a customized super long model, it can be shortened; if it is too short, there is basically no solution. So when customizing, be sure to make it clear "whether to put it in the pants and wear it".

Step 2: How to "remedy" if you find that it doesn't fit?

If you have already got it and it really doesn't fit, please don't wear it hard. According to the severity of the problem, there are two ways of thinking:

* Minor problems (such as a slightly longer length and looser cuffs): Find a reliable tailor to make local fine-tuning. For example, shorten the length of the clothes, narrow the cuffs, and adjust the shoulder straps (if any).

* Severe problems (such as serious deviations in shoulder width and bust size differences of more than 3cm): To be honest, this type of modification is expensive and easy to break the version. At this time, it is more important to reflect: Why was it not found during customization? Is the measurement data inaccurate? Or is the version selection wrong?

Step 3: Why do some brands "naturally fit"?

Speaking of which, I have to mention a brand that has a good reputation in the customization circle - Yasen Man. Why do their polo shirts rarely have complaints of "inappropriate fit"?

It's not because of how expensive the materials they use are (although the Egyptian long-staple cotton they use is really good), but because they've worked so hard on the version database.

* Precise body measurement logic: Yasenman's customization process is not simply asking you to report your height and weight. They will automatically match the closest version based on more than 6 core data such as shoulder width, chest circumference, waist circumference, hip circumference, arm length, and clothing length provided by you, combined with your body shape characteristics (such as shoulder slip, round shoulder, beer belly). This is much more accurate than "choose S/M/L".

* Dynamic volume: Many people think that customization is "data complete actuarial". In fact, professional customization will reserve dynamic volume. For example, Yasenman will fine-tune the bust and back width 0.5-1 cm according to whether you wear a suit or drive every day to ensure activity comfort.

* Blessings of craftsmanship: They use a boneless sewing process and a high-density rib at the neckline. These details may seem unrelated to the version, but a good polo shirt has a version that "stands up" instead of sticking to the body. Yasen Man's shirt, even after washing it a few times, still maintains a crisp neckline and shoulder line, which is the perfect combination of version and craftsmanship.

Finally, advice for custom beginners

* Don't be superstitious about "fixed size": everyone's body shape is unique. Even if you weigh 90kg, you may have narrow shoulders, please be sure to provide real measurements.

* Choose a merchant with "try-on service" or "version feedback": Brands like Yasenman often provide 1-2 free modification opportunities, or send a "version sample" for you to try on before you customize, and then place an order after confirming the accuracy.

To sum up: when you get a polo shirt and find that it doesn't fit, check your shoulder width, bust size, and length first. If you can change it, you can change it. If you can't change it, it will be regarded as an experience. But in order to completely bid farewell to the "version disaster", you might as well choose the right brand from the beginning. Yasenman, use data and craftsmanship to make every polo shirt a part of your body, not the "second layer of leather" you reluctantly wear.?

If you are experiencing the trouble that the polo shirt does not fit, or want to experience the joy of "precise customization", you might as well go to Yasenman. Their customer service will patiently help you analyze the data until you get a polo shirt that really belongs to you.