/fa/ - Fashion

Navy and a charcoal or darkish gray for sure.
2 button or 3, just depends on your preference.

Get something that fits well if you aren't planning on getting it tailored, but there is no reason to not get it tailored if you are going to be making good money.

Tie width should match your lapel width. Obviously you arent going to be wearing shawl lapels for business, peak or notch should be fine.

Personally I love Thom Browne's suiting but the shorter proportions might not work for everyone.

Suit supply is a good place to go for your first suit.

>>7606888
noted, thanks for the help.

Do the colours really matter of the shirt and tie? or am i solid with anything from white, lightblue to darker blue?

never mix pattern with pattern; dont wear too many colors

>>7606927
Start with a couple of White and light blue shirts. From there, branch out and get some different colors. Nothing too neon colored though, go for pastels as much as possible

also, what about a gilet? or is that to much.

>>7607038
lol just call it a vest
I say stick to just a 2 piece suit for now.

>>7606873
Mike and Harvey wear such dope suits, fuck

>>7607269

But what about Beaverton???

Whatever you do don't wear a "fashion" fit of suit. By that I mean the ones that are skin tight and the pants are short and show leg.

You can wear trim suits but don't go overboard. You want to look dignified.

>>7606873

Opt the fuck out of this "career" thing as soon as you still can and do something you actually enjoy instead

>>7606888
>suit supply
>3 button
nigger i dont think you even own thommy suits

>>7607296
nice too but he's fatter so it isnt as flattering

the fit on mike in op's picture excellent. The fabric seems great and the colors work really well too

>>7607299
a lot of people enjoy being wealthy, superior, corporate assholes
e.g. entire population of most airports

>>7607747
Not him but aren't most thommy suits 3 button? He just rolls the top one back.

>>7606873
> corporate life

Enjoy suicide by 35.

Suits are easy once you get the hang of it.
The general rule is not to have more than one pattern.
Go from dark to light to dark. Suit is dark, shirt is light, tie is dark.
The shirt sleeves should be longer than the jacket sleeves by only a little.
Make sure your watch, shoes, and belt are all the same color (black or brown)
Stick to muted colors. Nothing too bright, flashy, or loud.
Listen to >>7606888

>>7606873
I'll dump some infographs then. Should help you out

>>7610124

>>7610130

>>7609386
not really, he wears 2 buttons and obviously with only the top buttoned
>>7610124
this is garbage

>>7607269

Don't make the mistake of buying wide lapel power-suits like Harvey when you're like a Junior Analyst or something

OP I work in the finance industry, go for slim/regular, two button suits. If you're feeling cheap get one from Topman or Zara (or Indochino, but I can't vouch for the quality) and get it tailored. As long as the shoulders fit and the sleeves aren't too short you can get most things tailored.

As for colour I'd probably go Charcoal first (black shoes), then navy (black or brown shoes, belt matching) then probably a lighter grey (black or brown). Don't do shit like wool ties or double breasted suits until you've gotten the basics

>>7610163

Also don't go full Thom Browne. It may look good on runways and in inspo pics but shit like that might get you chewed out in the workplace, honestly.

>>7610167
in the workplace no you really dont wear tb
tb is for super rich people who like to wear suits daily anyways
[spoylir] i wan 2 b dat kind of fat rich guy [spoy]

i'm not well informed with suits or fashion in general but i would say don't dress above your station. don't go getting an armani or hugo boss suit or something unless you really can afford it along with other more expensive stuff. it's of course good to look sharp and well put together but if you have like a really expensive suit and a ford fiesta it just looks shit.
also, dressing like james bond at anything younger than about 25 years old sometimes doesn't look good.