Mens Wardrobe Basics|Build Wardrobe With Custom Suits
Build A Suitable Wardrobe With Custom Suits
The Suit is what defines a man, so when selecting fabric for a well-tailored custom suit you should cover a wide variety of fabrics, colors, and styles appropriate for different occasions.Formal wear becomes most important when you need to have business suits to attend your business events.
For those who have the three basics and want to move on to the next level there are a wide variety of selections beyond that, with a variety of herringbones, pinstripes, tweeds, and flannels. A well-dressed businessman usually has no fewer than eight suits in his wardrobe.
• 1 Navy two or three button wool suit. A navy suit is always a safe, classic choice this will be considered one of the best investments, great for after work and in the conference room, too.
• 1 Medium Gray Suit, single-breasted, two or three button. This is the anchor of your business wardrobe- strong, elegant, and always appropriate. This complements a majority of men’s complexions. A Gray suit looks sharp and clean with a white, soft blue or light pink shirt.
• 1 Mid-gray pinstripe or Pinstriped navy suit. This is a cool classic look that exudes confidence. The pin-stripe suit is elegant and attractive, and looks great on all body types and makes the man appear slimmer.
For those who have the three basics and want to move on to the next level there are a wide variety of selections beyond that, with a variety of herringbones, pin stripes, tweeds, and flannels. A well-dressed businessman usually has no fewer than eight suits in his wardrobe.
The solid black suit: In the past this wasn’t an option to wear in the office, but these days it’s more acceptable, particularly for business in Asia.
The Khaki Cotton Suit: A business wardrobe consists of mostly dark suits, but during the spring and summer months a khaki suit is very much in season.
