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[QUOTE="chansaet"]Cut dudes are not big. Look at Bruce Lee. He's prob the most cut you can get. He's 5'7 and he weighs 135. He's not big. If he's wearing a long sleeve shirt he'll look pretty skinny. But once he takes off his shirt its all muscle. Not all guys workout (lift weights, cardio) to get big. Alot of guys (me included) do it to get more tone. Brad Pitt is also another good example. He's normal size but has the six pack, pecs, Biceps. Really cut.[QUOTE="rawsavon"] three things 1. He is a model -he is not wearing something off the rack -he is wearing a custom tailored shirt and pants (they could take w/e size and fit it to him) 2. long sleeve dress shirts are an easy fix for the above reasons I could fit in a dress shirt from most anyplace -I have mine tailored 3. Pictures can make someone look like a lot of things We have no way of knowing if that guy is 6'1 180 or 5'4 120 Express is just not a place for guys that lift weights (unless they are doing it wrong). -unless you just love their dress shirts and want to get them tailoredrawsavon
You also have no proof he's wearing a custom made shirt. Models are also not short for the most part. So most likely he's 6 ft. Express clothes are no more tighter than Abercrombie. And Abercrombie clothes are also made for lean cut guys.
http://www.express.com/graphic-tee-latitude-lion-32996-693.pro?Mpper=3&Mpos=30&Mcat=693&Mcatg=cat_1&Mcatn=View+all+Graphic+Tees&Mcatp=cat_53&Mppg=0&Mpg=SEARCH%2BNAV&Mcatpn=category&user_att_name=Interest&user_att_value=Email&Mrsaa=*&Mrsavf=*
Heres a shortsleeve tee. This guy is not skinny. He's cut. Lean cut guys are not big. There body size is more normal to slim but there really tone
If you are not going to link stuff, then I am not going to go look (you have been here long enough to link things). It was annoying enough the first couple times. Bruce Lee is the best example you could give...he did not lift weights (you just proved my point). And I can guarantee you that he (the model) is wearing custom fit clothing. My dad worked in retail for 30+ years (first for Anthony's [national retailer] before they went to s*** and then owned his own [local retailer]) -I was forced to work for him from the time I was 12 till my parents' divorce -even in the local, crappy circular ads the 'models' had their clothes tailored -it is just what you do to get that perfect fit (like what the model has) to make sure the clothes are presented in the best way possible -it is an easy thing to do to make your product look 100x better I never said that I had any proof the model was small or big. I said that you never know in a picture that lacks anything to give perspective. -he COULD be 5'4 or 6'4...130lbs or 180...you never know -but it does not matter as all his clothes will be tailored to give that perfect fit (then photo shopped later on) Some stores just make their clothes for certain groups of guys. ...there is nothing wring with that (it all about market demand). Express just so happens to be in the market for guys that don't lift weights (which is not the same as guys that don't work out...far different in fact) Bruce Lee doesn't lift weights?
You have to lift weights to gain muscle. Lean Cut guys lift weights to get a good amount of muscle but not be big and bulky. You have to lift weights. Isn't the rule to get lean and cut to do more reps rather than more weights? I'm saying lean cut guys is what Express clothes are made for and Express models are not big bulky buff guys. There lean cut guys. Lean cut guys are not big. Not all guys workout to achieve same results. Some guys want to get big. Some guys want to get tone
I didn't link bc I'm on a mac and as long as I've been here linking doesn't work on mac unless if they fixed it recently
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