Mens Shirt Stays Upgrade Adjustable Elastic Garter Military Shirts Holder with Non-slip Locking Clamps

I bought these because I am of a shape that causes my shirts to come untucked anytime I bend over. I think they work great. The stays aren't for guys with large thighs. Mine are fairly large and the thigh strap is fully extended and still requires a bit of stretch to get them to buckle. Granted, I could wear them a bit lower and extend the shirt straps, but they're pretty comfortable as is. I've only worn them twice as of this review. Some suggest wearing around the house to get used to them but I don't think that's necessary. I wore them straight to work. The clips are kind of noticeable from an outside viewer if they know what to look for. Based on my instructions below, they're generally hidden by pockets or your pant seams. One word of caution, this is something else to get out of the way if you have a gastrointestinal emergency. You can't pull your underwear down with them in place. Unstrap them from your thighs if needed. Getting the shirt adjustment right is a bit finicky at first but I figured out a trick. Adjust the middle strap to be about 6 inches long and the other two about 2 inches longer. Clip the shirt straps on the shirt first before putting the shirt on. Clip the middle strap to the seam on the side and clip the front and back straps about 6 inches from the middle. Put the shirt on and strap the thigh straps to your legs. Slide the thigh straps up or down till the shirt straps are the preferred tension. Make any fine adjustments at this point.

The shirt stays are a great product, will save you money, and have many uses. I needed a shirt for a dance routine and was looking for one that snapped below the crotch to hold the shirt in. Not many of these shirts are available, and NOTHING in the style I was looking for. Instead I bought these stays and a nice looking shirt, and used the stays to keep it in place. It worked like a charm! And they are EASY to use. Just lower your pants, hook each stay around each thigh, and snap them to any shirt. Basically like an inverse garter belt :). And pull pants up, button and zip as normal. Reverse the steps to take them off if you want to. The shirt stayed as tight as I wanted it all evening and looked much better. The stays will work for everyday wear, formal wear, dances or any event where your shirt normally becomes untucked. Best of all, I can use it on all my current shirts and pants (they do not show). My wife is surprised that no one had come up with the idea before. They now hang beside my belts in my closet and I will use them anytime I have a dress shirt tucked in and don’t want it to look shabby. As you may be able to tell, I was impressed with the quality as well as with the concept!! btw. The tighter shirt also made me look slimmer. John

Memory updated Product Review: Kedofe Mens Shirt Stays I recently tried out the Kedofe Mens Shirt Stays, and overall, I found them to be a good product for keeping my dress shirt neatly tucked in. However, there are a few aspects worth noting based on my experience. On the positive side, these shirt stays do an excellent job of holding the dress shirt in place throughout the day. Whether I'm moving around a lot or sitting for extended periods, I noticed that my shirt remained neatly tucked in, giving me a polished and professional look. However, there were instances where I found the shirt stays to be a bit uncomfortable, especially depending on how tight they were around my thigh. When adjusted too tightly, they can feel restrictive and may cause some discomfort, particularly during long hours of wear.

I actually got these for a posture corrector because it kept sliding up. They hold it very well, having 6 points of contact. They are very comfortable and fit my legs well.

Only works with shorter shirts. If your dress shirt is a little long, it will not work as advertised. Decent product though.

If you have dress shirts that ride up on you, especially if you are big fella. My husband swears by these. Bend over, sitting, no ride up or untuck.

Keeps your shirt secure. Hard to put on by yourself

I have not used them much, but they are definitely surprising: you barely feel them, if at all. I thought maybe you would feel your leg tight or something, but no. And they do keep the shirt in place. The first time I did quite a few squats just to see it fail, but the only one that failed was me! As for putting it on... It is a bit tricky, and I also found it very long for my legs (despite picking the one meant for me according to measurements), but that is one of the "perks" of being short.