THE SHOULDER DIVOT EXPLAINED

[@Mark-oy1wv]

Finally someone who can explain this issue and it makes a lot of sense. Thank you!

[@lairdbibbing]

This is a fantastic explanation of the problem

[@sweetwater718]

Great video!! Very well done and explained.

[@SUITABLEE]

Thank you so much!

[@TheUrbanEpicure]

You should have explained that a divot is only an issue when it appears while the arms are down or just slightly angled. Any and every suit jacket will have that divot when you lift your arms high enough.

[@jfar3340]

yeah 100%; it even happens with shirts and t shirt, even when you're naked there s a divot between your delt and your clavicle as you raise your arms on the side

[@bdavison31]

VERY informative. Thank you.

[@VASHON-ve6ki]

Excellent analysis! . . tho it's hard to hear thru the music imo 😊

[@rayadisurya7343]

I got this problem too. My tailor told me that my shoulder should be reduced by little. If I make the shoulder more narrow, does the sleeve also get shorter?

[@SUITABLEE]

Very rarely is it an issue with shoulder width. Usually too tight at bicep. And yes, reduced shoulder = shorter arms

[@rayadisurya7343]

@@SUITABLEE one more question, is it possible to use the same measurement of our dress shirt to make suits?

[@MaseraSteve]

pemain baju formal toh dimana² ada video jas baru/lama eh ada akun si mas lagi nanya hehe.. 😁 ga bisa boss, kemeja itu lebih menempel ke badan pastinya semua diameternya perlu ditambah sedikit sekitar 1cm

[@rivalifritdarc2481]

I don't even know this is a thing, I immediately look at my pictures to see if my suit had shoulder divot or not.

[@sheerazmohammad5700]

How to overcome this

[@danbee415]

i find a shirt sleeves with large bicep widths cause this problem on light weight suits.

[@woodsidechase3399]

Is there a way to fix the shoulder slope issue? I think that's the issue with my jacket. It's driving me nuts.

[@marvelousmorpheus]

working on your posture and building a great physik would probably be the best long term way to avoid this issue. Until then you basicly have 3 options: 1.: Magically find a brand whose of the rack suits fit your bodytype (not impossible but harder for some than for others) 2.: Only buy bespoke suits (Will work the best but, the price will be quite something) 3.: And that this is nothing I was able to confirm but in theory removing the padding from the suit/buying suits without shoulder padding, should allow the shoulder fabric to align with your shoulders more easily

[@rustysim]

Great video

[@cpall056]

I have issues with divot on only one shoulder. Left side will fit well but divot on right side. Assume this is an imbalance that can't be resolved outside of custom/MTM?

[@SUITABLEE]

If you look from behind, it could be that one shoulder is sloping more than the other. You would need to change the patterning of one of the shoulders.

[@JMGOpragmaticadvisor]

Can it be fixed? Thats the more important question

[@SUITABLEE]

The base of the patterning is wrong. It’s a bad foundation. So it’s almost impossible to completely fix.

[@JustinDAMusic]

Those guys with divots are jacked and they look great in their suits. Better than you I would say. It’s a matter of personal preference. So no divots are not a problem.