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There's really no other way to do it other than extending the vest, since you have to cover the default suit.
While I like the concept of a waistcoat-Spy, the shirt hanging out (and having a weirdly shaped lower hemline that follows the default jacket) just doesn't feel like a style Spy would wear.
Valve can add whichever version they like, or neither. It's been a few years since the last attempt at a Spy waistcoat after all.
(sorry, its just a good ol' timey joke ya know)