Men 6'3" and over with slim or regular builds
Tall, Not Big by ownthread
Each piece adds the length where a tall frame needs it—sleeve, torso, rise and inseam—without adding two sizes of room through the shoulder, chest and waist.
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Oxford with a 37-inch sleeve
A 37-inch sleeve and a body that stays tucked, without an oversized chest.
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Flannel that stays tucked
A regular-width flannel with enough torso and sleeve length to stay put.
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Hoodie that reaches the hip
A regular-width hoodie whose hem and cuffs still reach their landmarks.
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Merino crewneck with a full torso
A merino layer with a long body and sleeves, not a wider body.
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Chinos with a 38-inch inseam
A 38-inch inseam with the rise and knee drafted for the same long leg.
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Straight jeans, 38-inch inseam
Full-length straight jeans with the rise, knee and pockets moved with the inseam.
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Trucker jacket with a tall torso
A trucker whose body reaches the belt and whose cuffs reach the wrist.
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Blazer with enough jacket length
A regular-width blazer with the button, pockets, hem and cuffs at the right height.
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Why normal sizing fails
- Mainstream tall shirts add two or three inches to an average torso, then stop their height range where this shelf begins. Cuffs still sit above the wrist and hems pull out when you move.
- Sizing up buys a fraction more length by widening the chest and dropping the shoulder seam, which creates the tent shape tall men describe.
- A tailor can shorten a sleeve or hem. There is almost no cloth to add to a short cuff, rise or jacket body.
How we get your fit
Tell us your height and chest, plus your waist, sleeve and inseam if you know them. Width comes from your chest on a shirt or jacket and from your waist on trousers, so give us the waist if you are buying chinos or jeans. Torso, sleeve, rise and leg length come from your height and your own lengths. A technical designer reviews every order before sampling.
Questions
Is this made to measure?
It is made to order to your proportions. We start from a tested pattern, adjust its lengths and proportions to your numbers, and a technical designer reviews the result before sampling.
What if it does not fit?
We sample first and make it right. If a delivered garment misses the promised fit, we remake it or refund you.
How long does it take?
Made to order: typically several weeks from deposit to delivery, confirmed with your order.
Can I change the design?
Yes. Customize opens the garment in our studio where you can change color, fabric, details and artwork. Your fit is kept separately, so design edits never undo it.
Tall, Not Big is made by ownthread, where anyone can design their own clothes and have them made for real.