I've previously made a very good order, but can't remember what sizes I input. Now I know I want "the same with shorter sleeves in a different colour" so the easiest thing for me would be to have access to those old measurements that I could just tweak and re-order in 3 different colours.

a photo gallery of shirts or something

I spent some time designing a shirt and am at the end of the process, but I don't want to buy it right now. But would like to come back to it later after I think it over, possibly revise the design, etc. Losing the design completely would suck.

you're missing a massive opportunity

The "Fabrics" tab shows colors, but has very little actual fabric information. What is the fabric content? Weight? Thread count? Soft or stiff? Closeup view? This should be available for collar and cuffs as well as the body of the shirt. I hate a stiff collar.

It would be very helpful if I could pay some small fee (~$10?) to get a small square of all? many? fabrics. It's the biggest barrier to ordering more shirts from you guys.

I think that people have made some great shirts, and I'd love to see them and maybe order them. This allows me to be creative, but also to pick and choose stuff. So, a list of top shirts you've co-created could help get the juices flowing. Love the shirts and it'd be great to see what everyone has to offer.

It's summer here guys!

I'd like to have custom cuff sizes to accommodate chunky watches, or just a looser fit at the wrist

High-End Cottons

BOSS, Banana Republic, Brooksbrothers, etc. have these and some of of love not having to iron or always dry clean our shirts

This is like a grandfather collar which buttons at the top. Typically a narrow band!

change button color on diagram when I choose a button color

Since you offer French Cuff, how about Tab-Collar, they tend to go together

I'd like more detail on cuff types, placket, shoulders, etc. What are those exactly, and what are the design implications? Can I see close up photos of real shirts with these different styles so I can compare? Some "designer commentary" with it would be helpful in the decision-making process.