If no one else will fight the fight, I will continue to stand up for the black suit. You all seem to miss my very next line where I say you should have a black suit AND ANOTHER COLOR.Back when I lived in Washington, you could always tell who the lawyers were - they were the white guys in the ill-fitting navy blue suits. If that's what you're going for, it's your choice. I will say that one should never wear a black suit during the daytime in the spring/summer.
Quote from: AmericanGunner on April 26, 2008, 08:04:51 PMIf no one else will fight the fight, I will continue to stand up for the black suit. You all seem to miss my very next line where I say you should have a black suit AND ANOTHER COLOR.Back when I lived in Washington, you could always tell who the lawyers were - they were the white guys in the ill-fitting navy blue suits. If that's what you're going for, it's your choice. I will say that one should never wear a black suit during the daytime in the spring/summer.Nah, I'll just go for the white guy in the well tailored navy blue suit.
please, tailoring is for chumps, if your pants are too long, wear it higher on the waste, if its too short, pull your socks up, if it's too loose, thats what belts are for, and if its too tight, just dont button it.
ze tagThanks AK, great stuff. I had already bought a dark charcoal/subtle pinstrip suit prior to reading all the advice, so I feel pretty good about that! I thought the pinstripes may of been a little too 'varsity' for me, but I think I pull it off. Yes, I'm bad ass like that... So what's the etiquette on changing the suit, if, for example, you have only a couple/three? Switch them every other day or just wear one for a week or what???