Just a suggestion, could you try methods for shrinking your clothing? specifically spot-shrinking your overly large collars?
Your clothes are sized to fit you?
I really don't know-- but considering it's women's clothing, I can't help but think it's the result of fashion trends/designs which lean away from conservative dress styles. Sounds like you should have quite the priority on, and attention to collar size when choosing future tops.
Just my opinion, I would choose the odd-looking clothes pins or whatever over feeling "exposed". Before the creators of southpark "made it" one of the two had broken glasses. Being poor essentially, he used a paperclip to "tie" the broken ear piece to the rest of the frame. People thought it was a fashion statement xD.
I have 1 man's v-neck t-shirt, and it's overall a larger collar/"neck hole". Get on outta here... with my neck holes... (eye holes; rick and morty).
IIN that the neck holes on my shirts are too big?
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Just a suggestion, could you try methods for shrinking your clothing? specifically spot-shrinking your overly large collars?
Your clothes are sized to fit you?
I really don't know-- but considering it's women's clothing, I can't help but think it's the result of fashion trends/designs which lean away from conservative dress styles. Sounds like you should have quite the priority on, and attention to collar size when choosing future tops.
Just my opinion, I would choose the odd-looking clothes pins or whatever over feeling "exposed". Before the creators of southpark "made it" one of the two had broken glasses. Being poor essentially, he used a paperclip to "tie" the broken ear piece to the rest of the frame. People thought it was a fashion statement xD.
I have 1 man's v-neck t-shirt, and it's overall a larger collar/"neck hole". Get on outta here... with my neck holes... (eye holes; rick and morty).