Quote - You can do that in any modeling app Sharkbytes. One option (although not sure if feasible with DS) is export the shirt once fitted as an OBJ, move the vertices and then import back in as a morph for the shirt. very feasible in poser, just not sure about DS.

Curious, how can you have a $4000 app like 3DSMax and not have any basic  knowledge of the program, just wondering.

Not 4000.. the version is a student's edition(Autocad 2012 Design Suite Ulimate - Student(2013)) that I'll be using in school in like 3 quarters.. it's a time-limited yet fully functional version and it cost a bit less than $200.  I got it, catia, solidworks and unigraphics(all student versions) when I got my income tax back in february.  Knew I'd be broke as hell when it came time to actually need them.

I've installed them all and have opened them all to see what they're like.. user-friendly is NOT a word I'd describe.  In the autodesk suite I, also, got AutoCad, AutoCad Raster Design, Autodesk SketchBook Designer, AutoDesk Showcase, AutoDesk Mudbox, 3DS Max Design and AutoDesk Alias Design.  With all of those but 3ds Max, all I've done is check my course syllabi to make sure I was actually going to need or use it.