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Yes, a slim undershirt can keep a dress shirt drier and cleaner, as long as the cut and fabric stay invisible and breathable.

Yes—an undershirt beneath a long-sleeve top helps with sweat control, warmth, and drape; skip it in heat or under tight fits.

Yes, teddy coats usually flatter in a relaxed cut, but fabric pile, layering needs, and your frame decide how roomy to go.

Yes, wearing an undershirt under a white shirt improves opacity and sweat control—choose a thin, close-neck, skin-tone fabric.

Yes, a trench coat should skim with room to layer; easy through the body, clean at the shoulders and sleeves.

No, a winter jacket shouldn’t be tight or baggy; pick a trim cut with layering room, free arm lift, and snug cuffs to keep heat in.

For puffer jacket fit, aim for close-to-body with room for a mid-layer; too tight crushes loft, too loose leaks heat.

No, most classic Barbour jacket fits run roomy; size up only for slim cuts or heavy layering in cold weather.

Yes, size up in a coat when layering bulky sweaters or shoulders bind; otherwise choose true size with 2–3 inches of chest ease.

No, standard dry cleaning can dry out a leather jacket; use a leather-specialist service and follow the care label for spot care.