Form Fit T-Shirt?
Form fit is more than mere size, it's how apparel conforms to your body and how the person wearing it interacts with it. Is how fabric conforms to your body the sole determination of its fit? I say no.
One of the things for me to learn was when to wear which t-shirt. Before I got into tie-dye, a shirt was just shirt, until I discovered the weight of fabric in shirts. Ever notice how a shirt falls from your shoulder and the rest of your torso and arms? The weight of the fabric determines how it will hang on your body. For example, lightweight shirts have more of a draping effect, whereas mid-weight shirts have a more structured effect. Selection of the right size for how you like a shirt to feel determines how the shirt conforms to the body. The right weight of a t-shirt opens more occasions to wear a casual t-shirt.
Lightweight Shirts
These shirts highlight your body curves while allowing for increased airflow to your skin during activities. They are more flexible, able to stretch and drape comfortably, and provide a cooling effect. Notice the draping in the shoulders and chest area, as pictured to the left.
Mid-weight Shirts
These shirts give your body a more unified structure when worn loosely and retain some body heat. They are often thicker with more unified movement in the fabric and less draping, which gives a more structured look. Notice the structure in the shoulders and chest area, as pictured to the right.
