Is this how the shoulders are supposed to look when wearing a blazer? Or is this too small on this person? Something looks off.
>>18773651• Most men do not have, by modern standards, "wide" shoulders• "Sloping" shoulders are visually paired to be very narrow, small and unattractive• Machine-manufactured clothing makes sewing sleeves onto coats an easier, cheaper processSo, yes. It's still not the best look, but it's standard.
>>18773657Doesn't this guy have wide shoulders? Isn't that precisely why the garment looks like it's sloping? If his shoulders were more narrow, wouldn't the sleeves just fall vertically instead of making this curved shape?
>>18773660Unless you pad the living hell out of the jacket this type of shoulder can never have a jacket that looks the way you imagine. How do you imagine the sleeve falling vertically when you have a rounded shoulder?
>>18773651That's a suit jacket, not a blazer.
>>18773680What if you just size up on the jacket so the width of the shoulders are wider?
No, the shoulder width on the jacket is too small. The sleeve is supposed to fall straight down, and the arm is not supposed to break the vertical line.
>>18773904>and the arm is not supposed to break the vertical line.You're speaking about a box.People will look at you and your over-sized suit and will negatively judge you.>bad fashion sense>immaturity>dismissive; at best, he purchased something he thinks he'll "grow into" still, because he's still a child>poor wealth = "he simply bought what was on sale; it obviously doesn't fit, but at least he tried to be formal."
>>18773651slightly roped shoulders, that's how it's supposed to look and tends to look good if the guy doesn't have large, broad shoulders. >>18773904wrong
