slimfit

Slim fit is a garment silhouette characterized by a close but comfortable fit through the chest, waist, and hips, with a tapered shape at the waist and often at the sleeves or legs. It is used across both men's and women's fashion and appears in shirts, jackets, trousers, and jeans. The aim is to present a tailored, streamlined look without the looseness of regular cuts or the extreme tightness of skinny cuts. Fabrics commonly include cotton and blends with elastane or spandex to provide stretch, helping maintain mobility and reduce wrinkling.

Branding and sizing vary, with many labels offering slim fit as an option alongside regular and tailored fits. The exact cut can differ between manufacturers, so consumers should consult size charts and, when possible, try on garments. In construction, slim fit is achieved by narrowing the chest and waist in shirts and jackets and by tapering the leg in pants. The style is widely used for both casual and formal wear, depending on fabric, construction, and styling.

Some criticisms note that slim fit can be uncomfortable for some body shapes or lead to a restricted feel, and there is a risk of fabric loss or distortion if garments are not properly sized or cared for. Overall, slim fit remains a common choice for those seeking a modern, fitted appearance without resorting to the tightness of skinny silhouettes.