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#stantt magic at work. Swipe to see fabric options and the gingham army of sample shirts! #gamechanger #tada * With 3 custom measurements, Stantt finds your perfect fit, we confirm with the sample shirts, then you order in whatever fabric you like! Can't get better than that!
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Just SOME of your fabric options with #stantt at #themansshop! We take 3 custom measurements, find your shirt style and confirm with in-house samples, then order whatever fabric you want! 2 week turnaround time and starts at $98! Come see us!
#stantt sample shirts ensure you look your best and make shopping easy! #allthegingham * We take 3 custom measurements, find your style, confirm with these in-house samples, and order whatever fabric you want! 2 week turnaround time and starts at $98!!!
**INTRODUCING #stantt at #themansshop! Custom measurements to learn your shirt style, confirm with in-store samples (hints all the gingham), and order whatever fabric you want! ALL starting at $99 đ Stay tuned for more or come check it out today. Happy Friday!
Dapprly x Stantt x The Tie Guy
We recently teamed up with menswear blogger, Taylor âThe Tie Guy,â to test one new brandâs advanced algorithm for achieving the perfect fit. Born on Kickstarter at the end of 2013, New York-based shirt brand, Stantt, set out with a goal to âchallenge the status quoâ and put an end to the prototypical Small, Medium and Large. With six colors and 75 sizes to choose from, just 3 simple inputs of measurement allow Stantt to find the one size thatâs tailored just for you. Fast, easy, and free shipping to boot? This brand definitely has our seal of approval. Be sure to visit stantt.com for more details.Â
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Having scanned over 1,000 men ranging from 25 to 35, with each scan composed of over 200 body measurements, Hornbuckle believes he can capture any manâs perfect fit in three measurements: chest width, wait width, and arm length.
Stantt therefore offers an original take on the personal body scans some retailers have introduced to their stores. Stantt uses the same technology to predict potential body types and create fits accordingly. Men from home can measure themselves, send in their three measurements, and Stantt will send them the pre-made item in less time than it would take to manufacture a custom shirt.
On the one hand, it solves the efficiency and cost dilemma of custom retail. On the other, it offers a solution to the fact that standard sizes only fit 15% of men, according to Hornbuckle.
Stantt is not alone as a start up offering consumers fewer style options overall, and instead emphasizing quality  âwardrobe essentialsâ. Brands like Everlane and Evocha, covered in last weeks post, have adopted a similar strategy in addition to Trumaker and Vastrm.
Clothing brands have begun using body-scan data to tweak their clothing sizes and to help customers find the right fit. But a new Kickstarter campaign is taking this method further by creating sizes from the ground up. With 50 different sizes modeled after body scans, Stantt wants to provide a quick and cheap alternative to custom-tailored clothing.
Stantt founder Matt Hornbuckle started by scanning the bodies of more than 1,000 men ranging in age from 25 to 35. Each scan was composed of about 200 body measurements. He narrowed these down to three main measurements that would determine how well a shirt would fit: chest width, waist width and arm length. Using the data collected, Hornbuckle created each new size from digital models of various body builds.
