Men's Fashion Suit Tips
Advice is sometimes better given than taken, I know. Men wear suits to different functions or events all the time. I think some tips on how, when and what to wear, would be of great help to all suit wearing men out there.
When you buy an off-the-rack suit, the number one thing to check is how the shoulders fit. Business men should go for the doubled button notched lapel jacket. Always unbutton your jacket before sitting. For a more casual but trendy look take a jacket with a single button. It's more fashionable to choose a suit with a double vent. Choose a grey suit instead of a black suit unless you are attending a funeral. The collar gap between your jacket lapels and your shirt's collar can signify an ill-fitting jacket. Thin lapels are more modern and should always be kept in mind when buying a suit.
When wearing a tie remember the width of the tie should match the width of the lapel and always go for a classic knot for your tie. A pocket square adds extra volume to your suit and should always match your tie. Your tie should always be darker than your dress shirt. Always take the same colour belt as your shoes and make sure your shoes complement your suit. When wearing a waistcoat, always keep the last button unbuttoned. Wear your waistcoat with a single breasted suit; this adds a formal touch to your suit.
If you are wearing a shirt that can expose the cuffs make sure your cuffs are exposed half an inch. If you are wearing a suit with the same colour waistcoat it's called a three piece suit. When you prefer to wear a suit without a waistcoat you can also wear a cumber band set, which consists of a bowtie and a cumber band which is normally tied around the waist. Remember to unstitch your jackets pocket; it's normally just tack stitches that can easily be removed with a stitch remover. Also remember to remove the labels from the jacket's left sleeve. Do this very carefully as you can rip the fabric or neighbouring threads. Do not wear bright socks and make sure your socks are long enough so that when you sit, no leg shows. White socks are also a no-no unless you're wearing a white suit and shoes.
Make sure your jacket is long enough so it covers your zipper and buttocks. Your tie shouldn't be longer than your waist and also not very short. The hem of your pants should reach the top of your shoes and for a more conservative look, wear your pants long enough to cover your laces. If you are a very sweaty person wear a vest under your shirt so you don't end up with a wet and sweaty shirt. When wearing a vest make sure it has a deep neck so it won't stick out at the collar.
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