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Made to Order Shirts Online Long Sleeve 100% Cotton

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Collar
English Cut-Away
Traditional Spread
Classic Spread
Hidden Button Down
Button Tab
Groom
Wide Spread
Traditional Straight
Traditional Button Down
Collar Point
Collar Height
Collar Stitch
Collar Stays
Long Sleeve Cuff Style
Square cuff, 1 button, roof type sleeve-placket with button
Slightly rounded cuff 1 button, roof type sleeve-placket with button
Rounded cuff, 1 button, roof type sleeve-placket with button
Bias edged cuff, 1 button, roof type sleeve-placket with button
Slightly rounded cuff, double buttons, 1 button-hole, roof type sleeve- placket with
Rounded cuff, double buttons 1 button-hole, roof type sleeve-placket
Bias edged cuff, double buttons, 1 button-hole, roof type sleeve-placket with button
Rounded cuff, double buttons 2 button-holes, roof type sleeve-placket with button)
Bias edged cuff, double buttons, 2 button-holes, roof type sleeve-placket with button
Comi-cuff, 2 button-holes suitable for cuff-links, roof type sleeve-placket with button
Square double cuff, suitable for cuff-links, roof type sleeve-placket with button
Bias edges double cuff, roof type sleeve-placket with button)
No Short Sleeve
Stitching
Small fold
Small fold with cut away & button
No Pocket
Regular Pockett
Plain Pocket
Button Pocket
V Hem Pocket
Oversize Pocket
Square Pocket
Cigar Pocket
Flap Pocket
Hidden Buttons
Plain Front
Centre Box Pleat
Plain
Box Pleat
Side Pleats
Straight
Round
Straight Cut
Special Additions
Black (+$3.00)
Blue (+$3.00)
Pink (+$3.00)
Red (+$3.00)
White (+$3.00)
Yellow (+$3.00)
Handkerchief
Monogram
Block (+$4.00)
Script (+$4.00)
(only if monogram is chosen)
Black
Cream
Ivory
White
Measurement
Best Fitting Shirt Measurements
We know that taking measurements can be a bit tedious, so we’ve worked hard to make it as easy for you as possible. Please help us to create the perfect fit for you by reading the instructions carefully and giving us the correct measurements.
What will you need?
1. A fabric measuring tape. Please avoid string or metallic measuring tape.
2. A best fitting shirt.
When taking measurements:
1. Always take the true measurement. Never ever! pull the measuring tape tight or give any ease.
The key to keeping this process short and simple is to not think about it too much – don’t fret over ¼ of an inch – all the measurements will be scrutinized by our Master Tailor and he will get back to you if something is out of the ordinary. Just be consistent in how you measure - Ideally, taking a few sets of measurements for those who are novices at this is the best thing to do.
Shirt Length
How to Measure: Measure from just next to the collar, where the seam is on the shoulder, to the bottom hem.
The measurement you enter here will be the length of your finished shirt.
Chest
How to Measure: Measure with the shirt facing up, smoothed out, and buttoned, measure from under the armhole edge on the left, across the chest to under the right armhole edge on the right.
The measurement you enter here will be the measurement of your finished shirt's chest.
Important Note: Due to the extra material & workmanship costs involved, we charge an extra amount for any suit with a chest size greater than 43 inches. If applicable, additional charges will add £3/$5.
Waist
How to Measure: At the waistline of the shirt, measure from the left edge across to the right edge.
The measurement you enter here will be the measurement of your finished shirt's waist.
Hips
How to Measure: At shirt bottom, measure from the left edge across to the right edge.
The measurement you enter here will be the measurement of your finished shirt's hip.
Shoulder Width
How to Measure:Place shirt down so the back is facing you, smoothed out. Place tape measure at the seam of the left shoulder and measure across to the seam of the right shoulder.
The measurement you enter here will be the measurement of your finished shirt's shoulder.
Collar Width
How to Measure:Un-button shirt. Place shirt down so the back is facing you. Flip up the collar to expose the neckband, measure from the middle of the button across to the middle of the buttonhole.
The measurement you enter here will be the measurement of your finished shirt's collar.
Sleeve Length (Long)
How to Measure:Measure from the shoulder seam along the upper edge of the sleeve to the end of the cuff. If you are taking measurement from French (double) cuff shirt, please make sure to fold the cuff prior to the measurement.
The measurement you enter here will be the length of your finished shirt's sleeve.
Sleeve Length (Short)
How to Measure:Measure from the shoulder seam along the upper edge of the sleeve to the end of the cuff. If you are taking measurement from French (double) cuff shirt, please make sure to fold the cuff prior to the measurement.
The measurement you enter here will be the length of your finished shirt's sleeve.
Armhole
How to Measure:Measure from the upper edge of the sleeve/shoulder, down to the lower seam where the sleeve meets the body.
The measurement you enter here will be the measurement of your finished shirt's armhole.
General Physical Information
To help us produce the perfect fit for you, some additional information regarding your physique is required.
Regular
Slim
Fit
Athletic
Hefty
Flat stomach
Slight stomach
Medium stomach
Large stomach
Hefty
Regular
Sloped
Square
Normal posture
Erect posture
Hunched
Select Standard Shirt Size
Please help us create the perfect fit for you, by reading the instructions carefully and giving us the correct measurements. Please make sure you provide us with the correct measurements, it is extremely important!
For the first time customer, who is not sure of self-measurements, we would suggest you to send us a sample of your favorite outfit, so we can copy the existing measurements, with alterations, if required, and we will mail it back to you with your order.
What will you need?
1. A fabric measuring tape. Please avoid string or metallic measuring tape.
2. Assistance from another person, as it can be very difficult to take accurate measurements yourself alone with the necessary accuracy
When taking measurements:
1. Always take the true measurement. Never pull the measuring tape too tight, or give it too much ease.
2. All measurements should be made to nearest ½ inch.
3. When taking the measurements stand upright, don't slouch or bend over to read the inches as this won't give you a true measurement.
4. Please provide us your actual measurements and don't just mention off-the-rack sizes that you wear. A custom tailored item is designed to fit your unique specifications, rather than the rough-and-ready approximations and averages used in off-the-rack clothing.
The key to keeping this process short and simple is to not think about it too much – don’t fret over ¼ of an inch – all the measurements will be scrutinised by our Master Tailor and we will get back to you if something seems out of the ordinary.
Shirt
In order to get the type of fit that you like, we would ask you to indicate your preferred fit style below. Our tailors would then add the appropriate allowances to improve the fit of the finished Shirt.
1. The classic fit adds 3-4 inches of fullness to chest, waist and hip measures (for e.g. if the actual chest measurement is 42 inches then choosing the classic fit would give a chest of 45-46 inches for the finished Shirt ).
2. Slim fit reduces this allowance to 2-3 inches.
3. The extra full option increases it to 5-6 inches.
Shirt Length
What to wear: Shirt (Not Jacket)
How to Measure: Measure vertically down your front, from next to the collar on your shirt, where the seam is on your shoulder, to the point level with your thumb knuckle (adopt an upright position with both arms on your sides). Should you require a longer/shorter Shirt please measure accordingly.
You can also use a Shirt you like as a guide.
This measurement helps us determine your Shirt length, but is not the only factor we consider. We also look at your height, and the type of jacket we are tailoring for you.
Chest
What to wear: Shirt (Not Jacket)
How to Measure:Measure around your chest at its widest point, roughly at the level of the nipples. Ensure the measuring tape passes underneath your armpits and over your shoulder blades at the back. Don't keep the measuring tape to be higher in the front or back, it must be level all the way around and should be snug, not pulling tightly, and not loose.
This measurement is a body measurement and there will be an allowance added to it to make your jacket, the allowance will be added according to the fit that you chose.
Important Note: Due to the extra material & workmanship costs involved, we charge an extra amount for any suit with a chest size greater than 43 inches. If applicable, additional charges will add $5.
Stomach
What to wear: Shirt (Not Jacket)
How to Measure: Measure around your waist roughly at the level of your navel or right below your bottom ribs, whichever is larger. As a guide this measurement should be where you are widest. Don't keep the measuring tape to be higher in the front or back, it must be level all the way around and don't breathe in!
This measurement is a body measurement and there will be an allowance added to it to make your jacket, the allowance will be added according to the fit that you chose.
Seat/Hips
What to wear: Shirt (Not Jacket)
How to Measure: Measure around your hips and buttocks at their widest point. Make sure you don't have anything in your pockets; otherwise you may get a measurement which is too large.
Shoulder Width
What to Wear: Shirt
How to Measure:
1. Stand from the back and visualize where the end of the shoulder is.
2. The end of the shoulder is a knobby area where the vertical plane of the arm intersects the horizontal plane of the shoulder.
3. Measure from the left end of the shoulder to the right end of the shoulder.
4. Ensure you take the curved contour over the top of the shoulders as shown.
This is the measurement we see taken wrong most often – to check this measurement wear your best fitting jacket and take this measurement again (from shoulder end to shoulder end)– now look at both - your jacket measurement should be the same to ½ inch larger. If it’s not, ask yourself is this jacket too large or too small, and from this you can now more accurately determine your shoulder size.
Sleeve Length
What to wear: Shirt (Not Jacket)
How to Measure: The sleeve measurement should be taken from exactly the same point you used earlier for the "Shoulder" measurement. (Tip: Place a safety pin where you determined the shoulder points to be on measurement above) Do NOT bend your arm and measure to a point at the wrist where you want the sleeve to end. Sleeve length is a personal choice, though recommended to end at the wrist joint so that shirt cuffs can show.
If you are unsure take the measurement from an existing suit jacket. Take the measurement from the tip of the sleeve to the cuff edge.
Bicep
What to wear: Shirt (Not Jacket)
How to Measure:Measure around the fullest part of the bicep with the arms by your side. Please note there is no need to flex, unless you are a body builder.
Waist
What to wear: Shirt (Not Jacket)
How to Measure: Measure around the fullest part of the wrist.
Neck
What to wear: Shirt (Not Jacket)
How to Measure: Measure around your neck at the height where your collar, if buttoned, would be This measurement should be taken along the lower section of the neck, below your Adams Apple and above your Sternal Notch.The tape should be comfortably touching the skin, with enough room so that you do not feel restrict.
General Physical Information
To help us produce the perfect fit for you, some additional information regarding your physique is required.
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Color : White With Blue Stripe

Pattern : Stripe

Fabric : Egyptian Cotton

Fabric : Light Weight

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Elevate Your Style with Customization
In today’s fast-paced world, where individuality is cherished, finding unique ways to express yourself has become essential. The fashion industry has responded to this demand by offering made-to-order shirts, a personalized approach to dressing that goes beyond off-the-rack options. If you’re tired of compromising on fit, style, and fabric, made-to-order shirts might just be the solution you’ve been looking for. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of made-to-order shirts and why they’re the perfect addition to your wardrobe. Made to Order Shirts

Understanding Made-to-Order Shirts

.1 What Are Made-to-Order Shirts?
2.2 The Process of Customization
2.3 Benefits of Made-to-Order Shirts
The Fabric Selection
3.1 Choosing the Right Fabric
3.2 Quality and Comfort
Design Your Shirt
4.1 Collar and Cuff Styles
4.2 Button and Placket Options
4.3 Monograms and Embroidery
Accurate Measurements
5.1 Importance of Precise Measurements
5.2 Professional Measurement Assistance
Crafting Process
6.1 Attention to Detail
6.2 Skilled Artisans at Work
Time and Pricing
7.1 Crafting Time
7.2 Pricing Structure
Uniqueness Redefined
8.1 Stand Out from the Crowd
8.2 Express Your Personal Style
Sustainability and Ethics
9.1 Environmentally Conscious Production
9.2 Supporting Local Artisans
Caring for Your Custom Shirt
10.1 Washing and Maintenance
10.2 Longevity of Custom Pieces
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Frequently Asked Questions

12.1 How long does it take to receive a made-to-order shirt?
12.2 Can I provide my own fabric for customization?
12.3 What if the shirt doesn’t fit perfectly?
12.4 Are made-to-order shirts only for formal occasions?
12.5 Is there a limit to the design options I can choose from?
Introduction
The fashion landscape is evolving, and custom-made clothing is at the forefront of this revolution. Made-to-order shirts have gained immense popularity as they offer a bespoke experience tailored to your preferences. These shirts combine the art of traditional craftsmanship with modern-day convenience, providing a unique garment that reflects your personality.

Understanding Made-to-Order Shirts

What Are Made-to-Order Shirts?
Unlike ready-made shirts, which are mass-produced in standard sizes, made-to-order shirts are crafted according to your specific requirements. From fabric selection to design elements, each aspect can be customized to your liking.

The Process of Customization

The process begins with fabric selection, followed by design choices such as collar styles, cuffs, buttons, and more. Accurate measurements ensure a precise fit, and skilled artisans then bring your design to life with meticulous attention to detail.

Benefits of Made-to-Order Shirts

Made-to-order shirts offer a range of benefits. They provide an impeccable fit that complements your body shape, ensuring comfort and confidence. Additionally, these shirts allow you to express your personal style and stand out in any setting.

The Fabric Selection

Choosing the Right Fabric
The foundation of any great shirt is the fabric. With made-to-order shirts, you have the liberty to choose from a diverse range of fabrics, from classic cotton to luxurious silk blends.

Quality and Comfort

High-quality fabrics ensure not only the longevity of the shirt but also a comfortable wearing experience. Your chosen fabric will affect how the shirt drapes, breathes, and feels against your skin.

Design Your Shirt

Collar and Cuff Styles
The collar and cuffs are signature elements of a shirt’s design. With made-to-order shirts, you can choose from various collar styles, such as spread, point, or button-down, along with cuff options like French cuffs or barrel cuffs. Button and Placket Options
The buttons and plackets provide an opportunity to add unique touches to your shirt. You can opt for contrasting buttons or choose a hidden placket for a streamlined look.

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