Dress shirts for Jacked people

[Ogrew]

Alright, so im just curious where you guys pick up proper dress shirts that fit the bodybuilder physique... Seems everywhere i go the shirts r just too small on the neck and/or my lats dont fit in the shirt like in Hugo Boss shit.

Any suggestions?

[ubcpower]

i bet youd look hot in some of these www.hotbodz.com

[Andre]

If you are serious... get something tailored...

[#8]

you have to get it tailored if you want it to look proper. i have a 17 inch neck and a 31/32 inch waist. finding a shirt that fits is impossible. when the neck size gets bigger the shirts fit like a ****ing sail on a ship. take it to get it tailored so you dont look like you shop at winners for dress clothes.

[grifter]

Most men's stores will tailor suit/shirts. I take a 48T suit and have to have the sides taken in. The pants with the suit are about a 41", so they have to be brought in to about a 35" waist.
I pay an extra $100 in tailoring costs

Some of the dress shirts are getting better. Some stores will carry a euro fit that is tapered towards the lats and waist but are sometimes snug on the shoulders. I have an 18" neck and usually regular fit shirts are huge through the body.

[cnelson09]

i get most of my dress clothes and some of my other clothing custom made.

[tiramisu]

Check out Maxwell's Clothiers. I've been having them make my shirts for the last 5 years and have been very happy with the result and the price.

[Mr.Meat]

I have the arms of a 6'6" man on a 6' body... Ohh yeah plus 265lb of size.

I had some shirts from Zara that fit at ~240lbs but that was Winter 2008... Now I just wear the strechy polo shirts. Since I'm planning to be 275ish lean by next summer, I'm only planning on buying clothes on a as needed basis.

[guest]

good excuse to take a trip to thailand, tailored shit there is cheap cheap:D not to mention gear.

[IronRobi]

I normally find the european cut shirts work well, in an XL or XXL. Large on the shoulders but taper in at the waist. Only problem is it's hit or miss on the arms. I normally start looking at RW&Co