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Formal Shirts - Slim Fit Size Chart Collection

Slim fit formal shirts in Supima cotton (extra-long-staple cotton that is smoother, softer, and more colour-retentive than regular cotton) with liquid ammonia and silicon finishing, sorted by size from S-38 to XXL-46. Use the slim fit shirt size chart on each product page to match your measurements before you buy slim fit formal shirts.

How Slim Fit Formal Shirts Should Fit

A slim fit sits closer to the body than regular or tailored cuts. Getting the slim fit shirt size chart measurements right matters more here than with a looser cut.

Shoulders and Chest

The shoulder seam should sit at the edge of the shoulder bone. The chest should have room to lay a flat palm between fabric and body, but not a fist. Check the slim fit shirt size chart on the product page for exact chest width at each size.

Collar and Sleeve Length

Collar size is based on neck circumference plus roughly one centimetre. Sleeves should end at the wrist bone. When you buy formal shirts by size, check collar and sleeve alongside chest rather than going by size label alone.

Picking Your Size in a Slim Fit Shirt

Sizes run S-38 to XXL-46, where the number refers to chest width in inches. A few things to note when you shop for fitted formal shirts or order a formal shirt online by size.

Reading the Size Chart

Measure your chest at the fullest point with the tape flat, not tight. If it reads 40 inches, M-40 is the starting point. Collar and sleeve are listed separately on each formal shirt page. The slim fit shirt size chart on each listing shows body and garment measurements side by side.

Between Sizes

Go up if you are between two sizes. A slightly larger slim fit formal shirt can be adjusted at the waist, but tight shoulders and chest restrict movement. For a relaxed cut, the casual shirts collection has regular fit options.

All shirts here use liquid ammonia finish (a treatment that reduces wrinkling and increases lustre) and silicon finish (adds crispness and polish retention), in the same Supima cotton base as the wider formal shirts range. The shirts collection covers regular and tailored fits, and polo t-shirts and round neck t-shirts pair with trousers for smart-casual days.

Frequently asked questions

Measure your neck at the base, your chest at the fullest point, and your sleeve from shoulder seam to wrist bone. Keep the tape snug but not tight. Compare each measurement to the slim fit shirt size chart on the product page.
It should follow your torso without pulling at the buttons or bunching at the back. You should be able to sit and raise your arms without the fabric straining across the chest or shoulders.
At the edge of the shoulder bone. If the seam drops onto the upper arm, the shirt is too wide. If it pulls inward from the bone, it is too narrow.
Enough to slide a flat hand between the fabric and your chest, but not more. In a slim fit, the fabric follows your frame without compressing it.
The sleeve should end at the wrist bone, with enough room to move your arms freely. It should not ride up past mid-forearm when you bend your elbow.
Measure around the base of your neck and add roughly one centimetre. You should be able to fit one finger between the collar and your neck when buttoned. The men's shirt size chart on each listing maps neck circumference to collar size.
Wrap a measuring tape around the base of your neck, just above the collarbone. Keep it level and snug. Round up to the nearest half centimetre and check against the slim fit shirt size chart.
No. It should taper naturally from chest to waist without compressing your midsection. If you can pinch two to three centimetres of fabric at the side, the fit is right.
Go one size up. A slightly larger slim fit formal shirt can be adjusted at the waist by a tailor, but tight shoulders and chest will not fix easily.