/fa/ - Fashion

>>17191913
Aside from bankers and lawyers, if you're involved in international business, b2b sales, real estate sales, pitching to boomer investors or for government contracts, or any position in which you're expected to represent an entity in person to non-employees at a level above retail sales or blue collar work, a suit is necessary attire. Perhaps not everyday attire, but a few times per month. As said before, you probably aren't nor ever will be in such a role so you could probably rent a suit all 5 times you'll ever need to wear one and spend less than buying, but such roles exist. I know because I'm in one. You're fine with chinos and OCBDs for life.