Worked at Ralph, Brooks Brothers, and Men’s Wearhouse selling suits exclusively btw. Every time I try to make a suit thread fashion section deletes
everyday blazers
If your planning to wear these often the key is durability. So look for a wool suit or wool blend with not a high thread count which will usually be a medium to low end when it comes to price lmk what kind of style your going after
Worked at Ralph, Brooks Brothers, and Men’s Wearhouse selling suits exclusively btw. Every time I try to make a suit thread fashion section deletes
TF when was the last time you tried to make one?
Not sure how active it would be but a suit thread would be good to have so if you're up for it you should make another one and it for sure won't get deleted this time
I buy a lot of suits so what style are you looking for?
perhaps one black blazer that I gon be hitting a
Blazer suit- tee/ocbd- jeans/chino- shoes
probably hit the the suit with a full fit to work with too
If your planning to wear these often the key is durability. So look for a wool suit or wool blend with not a high thread count which will usually be a medium to low end when it comes to price lmk what kind of style your going after
minimalist, slick, a bit futuristic if I can say? but mainly black lol
Worked at Ralph, Brooks Brothers, and Men’s Wearhouse selling suits exclusively btw. Every time I try to make a suit thread fashion section deletes
🧢 never deleted a thread in my life.. I did lock like one or two porktown threads tho cause s*** was just gibberish
🧢 never deleted a thread in my life.. I did lock like one or two porktown threads tho cause s*** was just gibberish
Yeah I don’t think it was you it was like a year ago I believe and I was getting the vibe that people on here thought suits were too old school
minimalist, slick, a bit futuristic if I can say? but mainly black lol
Alright so usually that means skinny lapels with a table bit of shine and slim cut with something unique about it. Looking now any price range?
Yeah I don’t think it was you it was like a year ago I believe and I was getting the vibe that people on here thought suits were too old school
Nah most of us just don't have jobs/lifestyles where we're into suits like that lol. I've been working from home too so that doesnt help. A few ppl do though so it could get poppin
Alright so usually that means skinny lapels with a table bit of shine and slim cut with something unique about it. Looking now any price range?
I rather cop two black suits
one below 150 unless the quality is complete trash (casual)
one perhaps below 250? (for office/church/etc as im going to corporate America in the near future)
Nah most of us just don't have jobs/lifestyles where we're into suits like that lol. I've been working from home too so that doesnt help. A few ppl do though so it could get poppin
Yeah very understandable right now but there could be a revolution similar to the roaring 20’s of people dressing up like never before after this pandemic.
ignore the whole fit but this is the idea of the more casual side of the suit wear
ignore the whole fit but this is the idea of the more casual side of the suit wear
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Can you repost the pic?
prob navy. But if you think I could have two different black oneS?
You could but navy might give more versatilLift honestly
Yeah very understandable right now but there could be a revolution similar to the roaring 20’s of people dressing up like never before after this pandemic.
I hope you make another one
You could but navy might give more versatilLift honestly
alright lmk. I gotta go to bed so ill response tmmrw
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Ok so obviously your just starting out in suiting like everyone does so as someone who helped myself and others I think it would be best to create your own suit to find out what you like and dislike. A place like Itailor would be a great start where some fabrics (most notably black) is a very affordable place (currently 199$ for a black suit which is hard to beat) to make custom suits which will fit your body exactly how you want and the best part is you kind of get to see how the process works plus what you like. This is the link itailor.com/designsuits
Further instruction follow on how to make it futuristic
Ok so obviously your just starting out in suiting like everyone does so as someone who helped myself and others I think it would be best to create your own suit to find out what you like and dislike. A place like Itailor would be a great start where some fabrics (most notably black) is a very affordable place (currently 199$ for a black suit which is hard to beat) to make custom suits which will fit your body exactly how you want and the best part is you kind of get to see how the process works plus what you like. This is the link https://www.itailor.com/designsuits/
Further instruction follow on how to make it futuristic
So after you pick the fabric you want ensure that you have:
Maximum 2 buttons (ideally 2 if your wearing for business as 1 is for more like a party or more casual coat)
The great thing about itailor is that the lapels seem to be on the thinner side so now it is between a notch or peak lapel. Notch would be for an every day look while peak would be for more of a formal event/partywear.
2 straight pockets
-buttons are to show off that you have a custom suit (most people wont notice) working butoons do allow you to roll the sleeves up which help in some occasions
-side vents
Pants are on the tricky side since there are a lot of new styles trending that could be considered futuristic and a lot of it can be dependent on body type to make it work. If your body type fits it slim might be the safest bet but flared pants and even a normal cut are coming back and can be considered futuristic.
If you are on the bigger side in the waist and thighs a skinny fit is not recommended and it might be good to look at a single pleated pant (no double pleats) as they are coming back and look quite good when a person has big legs imo (gotta get my leg game up)
So after you pick the fabric you want ensure that you have:
Maximum 2 buttons (ideally 2 if your wearing for business as 1 is for more like a party or more casual coat)
The great thing about itailor is that the lapels seem to be on the thinner side so now it is between a notch or peak lapel. Notch would be for an every day look while peak would be for more of a formal event/partywear.
2 straight pockets
-buttons are to show off that you have a custom suit (most people wont notice) working butoons do allow you to roll the sleeves up which help in some occasions
-side vents
Pants are on the tricky side since there are a lot of new styles trending that could be considered futuristic and a lot of it can be dependent on body type to make it work. If your body type fits it slim might be the safest bet but flared pants and even a normal cut are coming back and can be considered futuristic.
If you are on the bigger side in the waist and thighs a skinny fit is not recommended and it might be good to look at a single pleated pant (no double pleats) as they are coming back and look quite good when a person has big legs imo (gotta get my leg game up)
continued...
-Pockets are up to you (no pockets to be ultra trendy)
-If plants are pleated always have the bottom of the pants cuffed if not you probably want to have a straight cut to the bottom (ignore anyone who says you cant have non pleated pants cuffed though)
-the cool part about custom suits is can choose any type of lining on the inside which is appealing and is up to you how crazy you want to go. (Note that if your suit sleeves are able to be rolled up one can show off that lining)
-contrasting thread button colors can be tacky and futuristic to middle aged dads most times but can work in some cases up to you if you want to be bold enough to try it
In on this, a nigga tryna save up for a suit and some nice dress shoes and s*** for when I inevitably stop working from home and try and get a legit office job