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I want to learn to fly model gliders
« on: June 29, 2023, 11:32:17 AM »
Ultimate Guide To Choose Your Perfect T-shirt Neckline

Everyone can buy and wear a T-shirt just fine, but not anyone can choose a T-shirt with a neckline that screams their identity.

The neckline is one of the most vital points that defines a tee’s style and fit. Choosing the neck best suited to your body type and fashion sense can elevate your look.

Here is an in-depth guide from Lion King Shirt to help you pick the ideal T-shirt neckline!

Crew Neck – The Most Classic Of The Classics

The crew neck is the OG t-shirt neckline that anyone into tees will recognize. Also called a round neck, this classic style sits snug around the base of your throat with a circular front. It contours nicely to your neck's natural shape for a flattering look. Crew necks rock on all body types, making them a versatile staple.

Since it sits higher, the crew neck offers full coverage across the upper chest. For broad shoulders, a crew neck balances proportions. The collarless round shape also suits slender builds, adding definition along the neck and shoulders. A crew neck projects a clean, casual vibe perfect for everyday wear. It pairs well with necklaces or scarves. Just note that crew necks tend to run smaller than V-necks. Always try crew necks on in person before buying.



The crew neck is a classic that you can't miss.

Overall, you can go right with this classic T-shirt neck style. From solid tees to graphic prints, crew necks project timeless style and universal flattery.

V-Neck – A Flattering, Feminine Favorite

While crew necks are often unisex, the V-neck is likely the most popular among Lion King Tee Shirts. Its signature V-shape along the chest creates the illusion of a longer, slimmer neck. The angled neckline helps draw the eye downward for a more streamlined silhouette. V-necks work wonders to balance and minimize heavier chests or broad shoulders.

Since it exposes the upper chest and decolletage, the V-neck has an inherently feminine, flirty edge. It offers versatility from casual daywear to date-night style. V-necks pair perfectly with statement necklaces to accentuate the neckline. Just avoid plunging styles that dip too low. The best V-necks tastefully showcase a hint of skin. Size them 2-3 inches below the collarbone. The V-neck flatters most builds and brings stylish versatility to basic tees.

Size your V-necks appropriately—too high, and the sharp point loses its elongating magic, too low, and the look becomes less classy. The right V-neck flatters most builds. This versatile neckline brings stylish interest to otherwise basic tees and allows women to highlight their assets understatedly. For these reasons, the V-neck remains a staple neckline for women across ages and styles.

Scoop Neck – A Hybrid Style

The scoop neck is a hybrid T-shirt neckline that combines the differences between crew and V-necks. It can even be said to have adopted the best of both worlds.

It has a broad U-shaped curve that shows off a hint of collarbone without the sharp point of a V-neck. Scoop necks range from shallow and sporty to deeper drapey necklines.

Scoop necks offer mass appeal since they bear a bit of skin without revealing as much as V-necks. They gracefully straddle the line between masculine and feminine. Scoop necks work well on most body types. The rounded neckline is especially perfect for balancing broad upper bodies. The scoop neck hits the sweet spot for those seeking coverage without going full crew neck. This versatile medium neckline flatters across styles and genders.



The scoop neck is more revealing and suitable for the more confident folks

The scoop neck works magic on body types to balance broad upper bodies by breaking up mass and elongating the neck. The scoop hits that sweet spot for those who don’t care for the high-cut crew but want more modesty than a V. Its versatility makes it at home in the gym, boardroom, or bar. Subtly flirty yet sporty, the scoop neck brings stylish versatility to the basic tee.

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Wrapping Things Up

You have just read about a flexing competition between crew, V-neck, and scoop necklines. Each neckline has unique benefits that make certain silhouettes work better. There’s no “right” way to style them, so consider your body type, personal style, and intended outfit when choosing a T-shirt neckline!

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Re: I want to learn to fly model gliders
« Reply #1 on: June 29, 2023, 20:56:49 PM »
Hi,

I fly from slope past Killakee on Saturday afternoons but not recently as the wind has not been westerly for ages. I cannot get to the slope for the next couple of weekends but hope to be back there from mid July if you want to call by. What sort of gliders do you have?

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Re: I want to learn to fly model gliders
« Reply #2 on: June 29, 2023, 23:39:32 PM »
Welcome to the forum!!

Same as Peter, there is a bunch of us flying in Kilakee. Unfortunately, the wind God has not be kind to us so far this year, but if conditions are there, we are usually up there on Saturdays, but with the long days now, we can also meet during the evenings etc etc.

We are part of the Island Slope Rebels (ISR for short), and of course, new members are more than welcome to join us :)
Calm day, we can also fly electrics, but of course, if you need anything or meet up there (or at the pub!) don't hesitate to keep in touch  :)
Education is important, but flying RC planes and gliders is importanter!