How do you keep your shirt tucked in?

[deputysykes]

I wear the Hidden Tailor.

All right old timers on O/R....who remembers this topic coming up before a few years ago. An old member (banned) said the Hidden Tailor made you look like a "fart sack full of doorknobs."

[nsb22]

I will wear the hidden tailor from time to time. I used to not have a problem of my shirt coming untucked. As I loose weight though, the damn thing untucks itself while I'm walking!

[Pedro56]

I wear nothing, the shirt stays we used in the Marines have a tendency of snapping balls in a foot chase, and we end up wrestling or running somewhere every night so I don't even bother. Although I have been out of uniform for the past 2 years or so I don't bother, I may throw them on when I put on my dress uniform and am getting an award that is about it.

[JSO85360]

I don't use any of that stuff. Between the underarmour and the bodyarmour, I just make sure my duty belt is snug, and if I have to retuck, then I stop for a cup of coffee. I do have to get my shirts altered due to my neck size. That might be why it usually isn't a problem.

[keith720]

So, you bunch of sissys wear garter belts? Do they hold your pad in place, too?

[slick628]

I don't do anything, and my shirt stays 90% of the time. Sometimes i'll have to retuck it a bit after a resistance.

Some guys out here use those elastic bands that clip onto your socks.

[ex401mp]

Those elastic bands are otherwise known as "nut crackers" when they snap. Been there, done that, wont ever happen again.

[samurai361]

Those elastic bands are otherwise known as "nut crackers" when they snap. Been there, done that, wont ever happen again.

I use them, but I run the band down the outside of my thigh to the side of my sock. I've had them come loose, but they don't hit my man parts. I also set them so that when I stand there is very little tension on them. If you try to pull my shirt out, it will pull the tail back in. In the back, if I bend over, it pulls down. There's some kind of rubber on the inside of the trousers that's supposed to help. It catches the shirt sometimes. I undo the clasp on my belt, lift my trousers by the belt, and the shirt drops right back in place.

[Lazy Fed]

I have gotten some of my shirts tailored and that seems to help a lot. I seem to have more of a problem with long-sleeves versus short.

You know I only have the problem with the long sleeves also, I don't now what in the hell the difference, and thought I was crazy, well at least there are two crazy in here now

[The91Bravo]

Our Dept's pants have a triple row of 'rubber texture feeling crap' sewn into the waist line. They just bite on the the shirt and I have never had an 'untucked' situation. We had the same pants at Loomis, and I love them.. no extra apparatus to add to the shit I gotta clip on anyway...

Just looked, but no brand name in the trousers... just "Assembled in Honduras" ... that figures

[ThinBlueLine22]

You know I only have the problem with the long sleeves also, I don't now what in the hell the difference, and thought I was crazy, well at least there are two crazy in here now

For me, it's because of my neck size (18 or 18 1/2). The uniform companies think that because my neck is that big, I must be a fat-azz...And thankfully I am not. All that extra material on the sides just don't fit right and promotes the untucking of shirts, hence the tailoring.

[kjlaw]

For me, it's because of my neck size (18 or 18 1/2). The uniform companies think that because my neck is that big, I must be a fat-azz...And thankfully I am not. All that extra material on the sides just don't fit right and promotes the untucking of shirts, hence the tailoring.

I have wanted to contact the makers and ask them about this most shirts over about a 17 neck come with a 100 waist.

[NCC1701]

I just stopped wearing pants. Solved the problem completely.

Commando is the way to go.

Nobody wants to resist arrest when you are sporting the caveman happy trail with a mushroom sticking out.