Wearing a shirt properly can enhance your overall appearance and give you a polished and put-together look.

1. Choose The Right Fit:

Start by selecting a shirt that fits you well. It should neither be too tight nor too loose. The shoulder seams should align with your shoulders.

2. Buttoning:

The top button or two should be left unbuttoned for a more relaxed and casual look, while buttoning all the way up creates a more formal appearance. Always leave the last button at the bottom of the shirt unbuttoned.

3. Collar:

Ensure that the collar is properly aligned and sits flat against your neck. If you’re wearing a dress shirt with a button-down collar, fasten the buttons to keep the collar in place. You can wear a tie for a more formal look.

4. Sleeves:

If your shirt has long sleeves, make sure they are the right length. The cuffs should end at your wrist bone, allowing about half an inch of your shirt to show under the jacket or sweater you might wear over it. If the shirt has adjustable cuffs, you can fasten the buttons or use cufflinks if the shirt has French cuffs.

5. Tuck In:

For a neat and formal appearance, tuck in your shirt, but for a more casual look, you can leave the shirt untucked, especially if it’s a shorter length or designed to be worn that way.

6. Properly Ironed:

Iron your shirt to remove any wrinkles or creases. A well-pressed shirt gives a crisp and clean look.

7. Matching With Bottoms:

Pair your shirt with appropriate bottoms such as trousers, jeans, or skirts, depending on the occasion and dress code. Consider the color and style coordination to create a balanced and stylish outfit.