Dress shirts flaring out on the sides/hips

Anybody elses shirts flare out on the sides near the waist giving off a look of love handles? Im a pretty skinny guy but a lot of my shirts do this where I have to push all the excess to the back so the sides appear skinnier, which then in turn looks bad on the back. Wondering if it is the brand or size doing this, or just me wearing it improperly.

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Two things can help other than buying fitted shirts:

Look up how to do a military tuck on YouTube. Instead of making the shirt bunch in the back, it makes two folds of excess shirt that still makes it look sharp.

Use shirt stays. They help keep your shirt taut so that when you do a military tuck and move around/bend over, your shirt won’t pull and untuck itself.

 

Military tuck, and wear a suit so you can stuff all that crap in the back if military tuck isn’t working enough. I’ve started wearing slim fit shirts and that helps for the most part. Slight military tuck is necessary still

 

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