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Gonna buy a suit, but don't know what color to get. I'm thinking either charcoal grey or navy blue. Leaning towards the grey because I don't really like navy blue suits.

>> No.13619814

>>13619813
bright green with yellow polka dots for max chad gains

>> No.13619815

>>13619813
>/fit/
dammit not again.

Well I have 500 seconds until I go to /fa/ so opinions are welcome

>> No.13619816

>>13619813
Black, grey and blue are the standard easy to get choices.

Always wear black shoes and belt with your black suit. Brown shoes and belt with the blue. You can use black or brown for your grey.

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This guide is also useful. Not about colors but nonetheless useful.

>> No.13619818

>>13619813
Not sure what you'll be doing with it but navy blue is more "open and friendly". Also, whatever money you spend on it, unless its custom made, then remember you'll need to have it tailored.

>> No.13619819

>>13619813
You are safe with the charcoal suit...slim or tailored fit...
In a black suit you will look like a student or a security guy.

Charcoal slim fit suit, white cutaway single collar slim fit shirt, black belt, black oxford shoes and you are sorted...

Navy suit for summer or sunny days, charcoal for cloudy, cold days...

>> No.13619820

>>13619813
Do you know what kind of material you want?

>> No.13619821

>>13619820
wool

>> No.13619897

>>13619815
U got the right board m8

>> No.13619904

>>13619816
>black suits
lmfao don't give advice to anyone pls

>>13619813
Just go for charcoal

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are green/khaki suits possible to pull off in this day and age?

>> No.13620367

>>13620179
You've got to really know what you're doing but yeah why not

>> No.13620388

>>13619816
don't wear brown shoes to navy suits in any kind of even semi formal event or work except if you know exactly what you're doing.

>> No.13620591

Get the charcoal first, then maybe the navy if you decide you need another one. check out gentleman's gazette if ya wanna find out more, they really helped me get started.

>> No.13620698

>>13620388
Lol wtf are you talking about

>> No.13620706

>>13620698
>i dress myself considering fashion """rules"""

>> No.13620796

>>13620388
Why would you wear a "colorfull" suit with black shoes/belt? As the other anons said navy looks more modern and friendly than grey/black so you should wear brown shoes/belt with it to give it a less stuffily look.

>> No.13620810

>>13619813
>not getting navy pinstripe
el retardo