Are men's shirts supposed to have a crease down the center of the arm?

Question

I know I read a long time ago that men's shirts should not have a crease down the center of the arm. My husband swears all men's shirts are and points to the machine many dry cleaners use. I say that's just the cheap way. He won't let me iron his shirts (darn!) because I always make sure there is no crease. What do other men and women who iron think?

Answer 1

I don't like the look .... but I say let him iron it however he likes it.

Answer 2

All my dads and brothers shirts have a crease down the arm and the only reason for that is because it is alot more easier to iron it that way.

Answer 3

The crease gives the shirt a more clean and defined look. Take a look, the well groomed men sport creases in their shirts.

Also, it is a lot of work isnt't it to prevent the crease?

Work smarter, not harder.

Take care.

Answer 4

I think it looks cleaner and more streamline with the crease in a business shirt or polo. But I think it goes to far when some people put the creases in their t-shirts, come on you're suppose to be comfortable in a t-shirt, people.

Answer 5

actual works for me .... putting off me they're ... dragging them alongside behind ... perchance the creases or the loafers ... even if the socks are a ought to !! ... try getting an open blouse with a huge medallion too they LOVE that

Answer 6

i think that there should be a crease but sweety, everyone has there own believes and choice, try not to worry. do what makes your husband happy. im sure he loves u

Answer 7

well if u iron it and he wears it it will crease again .

Answer 8

Yes. It is there to make room for our bulging biceps.

Answer 9

yes they should

Answer 10

don't think so