• Adjusting the left wrist circumference

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and would like to adjust the left-wrist circumference? This page is for you. Best practice Cuffs must be tight enough to keep the sleeves from sliding over the hand, yet remain comfortable and easy to button. You should be able to pinch about 1.5 cm of fabric at the side. LE CHEMISEUR® tips If you reduce the wrist, you willEinige Leser

• Adjusting the shoulder width of a shirt

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and want to adjust the shoulder width? This page is for you. Best practice for the shoulder The top of the sleeve should meet the tip of the shoulder bone. Correct shoulder placement reduces folds around the armhole while preserving freedom of movement. LE CHEMISEUR® tips ✨ Achieving a clean drape Shoulder width matteEinige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI : waist taper measurement

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to adjust the waist? This page is for you. Best practice The waist taper of a shirt is the half-circumference at stomach level measured on the shirt (not on the body). It should let you sit and relax your belly without pulling on the button, while avoiding excessive billowing. Standing with your stomach relaxed, you should be able to pinch about 2 cm of fabric on each side. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helEinige Leser

• Adjusting the collar of a shirt

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and want to adjust the collar ? This page is for you. Best practice for the collar The shirt collar should close comfortably without gaping at the sides. Getting the collar size right is important even if you usually wear it open, so that the shirt drapes nicely across the shoulders and armhole. LE CHEMISEUR® tips 🤏 AlEinige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI : right‑wrist measurement

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to adjust the right‑wrist circumference? This page is for you. Best practice Cuffs must be tight enough to keep the sleeves from sliding over the hand, yet remain comfortable and easy to button. You should be able to pinch about 1.5 cm of fabric at the side.Einige Leser

• Adjusting the sleeve length of a shirt

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and would like to adjust the sleeve length? This page is for you. Best practice for sleeve length Standing, arms relaxed and with the cuff button open, the sleeve ends about 3 cm above the base of your thumb. LE CHEMISEUR® tips 🤏 Allow for shrinkage Wash the shirt 2–3 times before deciding on alterations. The AI aEinige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI : left-wrist measurement

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to adjust the left-wrist circumference? This page is for you. Best practice Cuffs must be tight enough to keep the sleeves from sliding over the hand, yet remain comfortable and easy to button. You should be able to pinch about 1.5 cm of fabric at the side.Einige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI: shoulder width

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to adjust the shoulder width? This page is for you. Best practice The top of the sleeve should meet the tip of the shoulder bone. Correct shoulder placement keeps the armhole smooth while preserving enough freedom of movement. When to adjust The LE CHEMISEUR® AI builds on more than tenEinige Leser

• Adjusting the waist of a shirt

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and want to adjust the waist? This page is for you. Best practice for the waist The waist taper of a shirt is the half-circumference at stomach level measured on the shirt (not on the body). It should let you sit and relax your belly without pulling on the button, while avoiding excessive billowing. Standing with your stomach relaxed, you should be able to pinch about 2 cm of fabric on each side. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/Einige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI : chest measurement

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to adjust the chest width (half-chest circumference)? This page is for you. Best practice The chest width is the half-chest circumference measured on the shirt (not on the body). It sets the drape of the whole shirt. You should be able to pinch about 3 cm of fabric on each side for ease. The shirt should hug the torso without billowing while still allowing enough freedom of movement. (https://storage.crisp.chatEinige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI : back length

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to check the back length? This page is for you. Best practice La back length depends not only on your build but also on how you plan to wear the shirt:Einige Leser

• Adjusting the back length of a shirt

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and want to adjust the back length? This page is for you. Best practice for back length LE CHEMISEUR® tips 🤏 Allow for shrinkage Wash the shirt 2–3 times before deciding. The AI already compensates for the usual 1–2 cm shrinkage of each fabric. 📏 Adjusting for height Tall clients often add a little length for balance; shorEinige Leser

• Adjusting the armhole of a shirt

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and want to adjust the armhole height? This page is for you. Best practice The armhole height is the distance of the opening between the sleeves and the body of the shirt. It must allow good freedom of movement while limiting excess fabric. LE CHEMISEUR® tips 💪 Link between armhole height and upper-sleeve width AdjuEinige Leser

• Adjusting the right wrist circumference

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and would like to adjust the right-wrist circumference? This page is for you. Best practice Cuffs must be tight enough to keep the sleeves from sliding over the hand, yet remain comfortable and easy to fasten. You should be able to pinch about 1.5 cm of fabric at the side. LE CHEMISEUR® tips If you reduce the wrist, you wiEinige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI: hip width

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to adjust the hip width (the half-circumference measured at the very bottom of the shirt)? This page is for you. Best practice The hip width is the full width of the shirt right at the hem, edge to edge. You should be able to close the last button comfortably even when seated. When to adEinige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI : back darts

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to add or remove back darts? This page is for you. Darts are seams sewn into the back to take in excess fabric so the shirt follows the curve of your spine. Our darts are about 1.5 cm deep.Einige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI : armhole height measurement

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to check the armhole height? This page is for you. Best practice The armhole height is the distance of the opening between the sleeves and the body of the shirt. It must allow good freedom of movement while limiting excess fabric. Changing the armhole height also affects the whole upper part of the sleeve around the biceps. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/7/4/a/5/74a5d3d223f53c00/5e32aa6e-5Einige Leser

• Adding (or not) darts to a shirt

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and would like to add or remove back darts? This page is for you. Darts are seams sewn into the back to remove excess fabric so the shirt follows the curve of your spine. Ours are about 1.5 cm deep.Einige Leser

• Adjusting the hip width of a shirt

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and want to adjust the hip width? This page is for you. Best practice for the hip width The hip is the full width of the shirt in the lowest part, edge to edge. You should be able to close the last button comfortably even when seated. LE CHEMISEUR® tips 😎 Wearing the shirt untucked with a thick belt Add + 1 to 2 cmEinige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI: collar measurement

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to adjust the collar? This page is for you. Best practice The shirt collar should close comfortably without gaping at the sides. Getting the collar size right is important even if you usually wear it open, so that the shirt drapes nicely across the shoulders and armhole. When to adjust TEinige Leser

• Creating your first shirt with our AI : sleeve length

  You are creating your first LE CHEMISEUR® shirt with our AI and would like to check the sleeve length? This page is for you. Best practice Standing, arms relaxed and with the cuff button open, the sleeve ends about 3 cm above the base of your thumb. Trust the algorithm Because height is such a good predictor, we generally recommend trusting the AI for this meaEinige Leser

• Adjusting the chest width of a shirt

  You already own a LE CHEMISEUR® shirt and want to adjust the chest width? This page is for you. Best practice for the chest The chest width is the half-chest circumference measured on the shirt (not on the body). It sets the drape of the whole shirt. You should be able to pinch about 3 cm of fabric on each side for ease. The shirt should hug the torso without billowing while still allowing enough freedom of movement. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/b/a/0/a/ba0a1f8Einige Leser