Monthly Archives: February 2010
French Cuffs: 4 Reasons We Don’t Endorse Them
This week we received a handful of inquiries about French cuffs (if we do them). So now feels like a good time to let our customers (potential and existing) know why they’ll not see French cuffs as an option at Todd Shelton.
Read moreBody Sizing vs. Neck Sizing
When buying a shirt, I believe the size of a man’s body should determine the size of his shirt, not the size of his neck (there are exceptions that I’ll discuss at the bottom of this article).
Read moreThe Todd Shelton Approach to Controlling a Point Collar
We developed a proprietary Collar-Control, a little hidden button and buttonhole to keep your collar from spreading out. It allows your Point collar to perform like a Button-Down collar; standing higher around your neck and not spreading out.
Read moreUnderstanding our Watts and Plainview jean fit options
We offer two classic jean fits: a Standard Straight-Leg and a Generous Straight-Leg, both equally popular. The Watts is our standard straight-leg; our generous straight-leg is the Plainview.
Read moreUnderstanding our Generous and Trim Pant fit options
We offer two pant fits: a Generous Flat Front and a Trim Flat Front. Our Generous Flat Front was our original pant fit and is still our most popular. It fits most guys just right, it is slightly relaxed, but by no means an oversized pant.
Read moreThe T-Shirts Neckline is the Priority
How a t-shirt fits around a neck is the deal maker or breaker, for me at least. Hitting the perfect neck measurement has been a subject of endless thought and concern at Todd Shelton. What’s important is that the neckline wraps closely around the neck.
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Shirts
Made in Ohio.
Jeans
Made in California.
Pants
Made in New York.
T-shirts
Made in New Jersey.
Vests
Made in Los Angeles.
