[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Tucking in is an aspect of dressing which many people take for granted, sometimes because they don’t know in what situations they should do so, or at times because it doesn’t just matter to them.

There are certain types of shirts which will look better on you when tucked in, while others can go untucked. 

T-shirts

No matter how you wear your T-shirt, or what you decide to put on it, you don’t need to tuck it in. It gives you the appropriate casual appearance you need.

T-shirt tucking is only seen in some subcultures, depending on the objective. It could be because the belt buckle has to be visible, the design of the shirt, or the trousers.

Polo shirts

Tucking in goes with Polo shirts, though many will recommend leaving them untucked to make you look more modern and casual. 

However, there are domains wherein tucking in is the style. For example, it is common to see golfers tuck in. It’s almost like a tradition that dates years back in the sport’s history. 

Short sleeve casual shirts

It is advisable to leave short-sleeved shirts untucked, unless they are being worn with a blazer or jumper.[/vc_column_text]

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Long sleeve casual shirts

For every special event, you will need to have your long sleeve casual shirts tucked in, except for casual occasions.

Business and dress shirts

In most cases, this type of shirt is paired with either a full suit or blazer, and it will require that you tuck it in.

To make the outfit further look neat, you might want to add a belt, which will ensure that your shirt remains tucked in while you have the shirt on.

When you understand these tips about wearing shirts, you limit the chances of you feeling odd at an occasion, business or casual meeting with friends.[/vc_column_text]

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