I selected the "Castigilia - White" and while it is listed as a pinpoint weave, the fabric more closely resembles broadcloth in its feel and fineness. I think it is just fine. In person, it's actually more of a modest semi-spread with 2. All in all, it's really not a bad shirt for the price, especially considering shipping is included.75" spread width. For many, even the "slim fit" options aren't that slim. Shirts should fit, not look painted on or constrict breathing. It's hard to find a dress shirt that fits well off the rack. Add to that, you are measuring yourself so there's a pretty small margin for error. Controversial with some of the sartorialists, it is rightfully so -- many of the inexpensive Asian tailors can be quite disappointing in quality and have trouble executing your special requests. Enter online tailoring. The "point collar" shown on the website is not too accurate. I asked them to use sewn interlinings instead of fused, which is $9 extra. The shirt is pretty well made. I will start off by saying that while the company itself is based in Chicago, Illinois the shirts are made by tailors in Hong Kong. The collar and cuffs are good. It is also a bit transparent, so you absolutely NEED an undershirt. I would classify this more as a made-to-measure shirt, myself. I also had some trouble trying to remove the collar stays since there is barely anything to grab when they are fully inserted. I chose a simple point collar double cuff with no back pleats or sleeve placket buttons. What might be more controversial is the company's decision to stitch "bespoke tailored by Deo Veritas" on the inside of every shirt. Some have complained about the lack of broadcloth or poplin in the fabric selection. Suitable for wear with a tie or without. Great choice, but a lot of shirtmakers are going to set you back a couple hundred or more. The fit chosen was "Athletic. Even if you have no problem with fit, the fabrics and details can be quite limited for "RTW" (ready to wear). Removable collar stays are $4 extra, though I'm not exactly sure why. Here's a look at the shirt on me.Chicago, IL (prHWY. The interlining itself is not overly stiff, but may not be soft enough for some tastes. So then maybe you want to go the custom route. The placket seems fused to me, however. Fitted armholes for more movement." The armholes are nice and snug, which allows for more movement and less untucking during the day. Long enough tails.75" points and 3. There's been a lot of debate as to what makes proper bespoke on clothing forums. Collar, cuff, pocket, and back pleat options. I'd compare it to a Luxury Brooks Brothers shirt (although the starting price costs less than their basic shirts). Some might criticise the slight blousing of fabric in back and suggest darting, taking it in more, etc. Unless you're quite muscular or portly, a good deal of them are going to be very baggy on you, especially if you're a slender fellow like myself. The website doesn't try to hide that fact, as it's right there in the FAQ section.
