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Where to buy mens slim fit clothing?

  • 18-07-2011 2:28pm
    #1
    chillywilly
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,794 ✭✭✭


    Now I'm not talking about skinny jeans. I'm talking about nice slim fit shirts/jackets/blazers/jumpers /suits. I'm 5' 11 and skinny so slim fit looks and feels best on me IMO. There is nothin' worse than wearing clothes that don't fit well. I hate when I buy a shirt which I think is nice but I won't wear it for too long because the collar looks huge and ridiculous( because of my skinny neck:D).

    I know Next and Asos do nice slim fit shirts, is there anywhere else I could look?


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  • #2
    macman2010
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 173 ✭✭macman2010


    Debenhams do them also, they have a few different suppliers but the red herring range do slim fit. Very good quality (im wearing one now;))

    Buying shirts based on neck size is a nightmare, iv a 17inch neck but when i try on a std. shirt i could go camping in it.


  • #3
    convert
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,339 ✭✭✭convert


    Have you tried Topman or Zara(man)? Their clothes tend to be more suited towards men with a slimmer figure, so always worth a look.


  • #4
    chillywilly
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    I haven't been to Topman in a long time so I'll have to pop in. Do Zara have a mens section in Dundrum?


  • #5
    convert
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    chillywilly wrote: »
    I haven't been to Topman in a long time so I'll have to pop in. Do Zara have a mens section in Dundrum?

    Actually, I don't think they have a men's section in Zara in Dundrum. I think Zara on Henry Street and the one just off Grafton St do (though I may stand corrected). H&M may also be worth a look.


  • #6
    padi89
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    Uniqlo, i wish there was one here, still though not hard to proxy stuff.


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  • #7
    compsys
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    convert wrote: »
    Actually, I don't think they have a men's section in Zara in Dundrum. I think Zara on Henry Street and the one just off Grafton St do (though I may stand corrected). H&M may also be worth a look.

    Zara in Dundrum definitely has a men's section and I'd definitely recommend it for slim fitting clothing. It's a Spanish label so very slim fitting. H&M do quite slim fitting shirts as well.

    In my opinion as long as you avoid American labels and Pennys and Dunnes you should be fine.


  • #8
    lainey316
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    Third or more on Zara - the mens section in Dundrum is downstairs. Massimo Dutti is also worth a look, beautiful clothes really but can be pricey. I think Bershka (which is also Inditex) has menswear too for more casual stuff, but not certain. Pull & Bear should also work.


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