The Classic Fit has just the right proportions and falls well if one wishes to wear it untucked. It is exceptionally comfortable yet not “frumpy." It looks best with sleeves rolled up, and paired with khakis and either Topsiders or a pair of Hanna Andersson wooden clogs
Almost every aspect of the Skinny Fit, on the other hand, falls under the “more narrow” description. This includes the placket, the collar and mostly, the overall fit. The single worst visual aspect of the Skinny Fit oxford shirt are the “back darts” that span the entire length of the shirt. It does achieve the goal of slimming the silhouette, but at the great expense of comfort, and when worn alone, looks. However, there is a perfect use: if one wants to wear an oxford under a sweater, the Skinny Fit works uniquely well, where the Classic Fit is simply much too bulky.

7 comments:
I love that bracelet.
I love your pink clogs. I just found your blog & bookmarked it-love your postings!
Rikki,
Thank you so much. I had a lot of fun on your blog. I was especially intrigued by the Kiel James Patrick bracelets.
Love their oxfords. I am still wearing three that are close to 10 years old (for context, I am 28).
My girlfriend found the classic fit far too roomy, so we went with the skinny fit, but she is both small-framed and petite. So we are greatnly obliged for your comments about the cut and sizing.
--TJ
Muffy, I cannot find the oxford classic fit online. If you have any advise on where I might find these shirts please do tell!
Thanks,
Karen
@Astral Farmer - The only place I can now find them is at the RL outlets. But they do have a lot of them.
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