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Where to get my first suit?
You should try SuitSupply. They tend to have good quality for lower prices. Jos A. Bank suits tend to be cut too "traditionally" for most people, and the fabric honestly doesn't feel that great. If you buy there, you'd definitely need to get your suits altered to a large degree. Whatever you...- Chairman_Liu
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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PROM SUIT
Assuming that Prom is held during the evening, a darker-colored suit (with a white shirt and satin tie) almost always looks better than one in light gray. Moreover, sneakers are an abomination when worn outside of a casual setting, so instead invest in a pair of dress shoes that you can...- Chairman_Liu
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Good advice appreciated
Try SuitSupply, if you have a more slim/athletic build.- Chairman_Liu
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The yellow tie - how workable?
Here in Berkeley, the few people who bother to put on a tie seldom wear anything other than a yellow/gold tie on a blue shirt, complete with a navy or charcoal suit. Works perfectly.- Chairman_Liu
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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First Suit
I've heard many good things about the tailored-fit suit separates sold by Land's End - I believe they're around the $300 range though. Save the rest for a pair of proper shoes?- Chairman_Liu
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grey 3 piece suit oxford shoe showdown
Some of the shoes you posted above are in fact "derbies," which have open lacing and are considered less formal than oxfords/balmorals, which have closed lacing. With a three-piece gray suit, which sounds quite formal, it will likely be best to go with actual oxfords. The "AE Strands" you...- Chairman_Liu
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What color tie will go with this solid purple shirt and navy jacket?
I would also consider a gold tie.- Chairman_Liu
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Dimple Appreciation
Longtime lurker, first post. Charles Tyrwhitt tie: Dunhill tie:- Chairman_Liu
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My interpretation of the Prince Albert Knot
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
Okay, here's a more zoomed out look. Great to see that I'm not the only younger person who does not dread wearing suits. I'd say perhaps reverse the shirt/tie color and consider a square.- Chairman_Liu
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
Ok, second outfit that I post in this forum. Let me point out some of the flaws myself to spare you the time: Yes, the jacket is a bit on the short side, as goes for the sleeves. It's an old favorite RL blazer that I don't want to depart from as of yet though. The tie is a bit askew in the...- Chairman_Liu
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