Business Wear Advice

[Anonymous No.9475749]

I recently got a job and have to start wearing semi-formal business attire (basically everything except a blazer).

After buying some shirts from the local store I realised how bad the fits are. As such I was wondering what /fa/'s opinion on this is.

Should I just buy what I want as long as it reasonably fits then pay to have someone tailor it properly? And if so, what is the best place to do that? I've read about shop-based tailors - meaning tailors located in the same store as where the clothes are sold - are generally not so good.

Literally any advice, inspo, whatever is appreciated.

[Anonymous No.9475777]

!

Please be bait.

[Anonymous No.9475794]

>>9475777
>being this elitist

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[Anonymous No.9475796]

>>9475749
2/10 would not bang

[Anonymous No.9475797]

>>9475794
But seriously, man, the outfit is utter shit and you look like a clown

That's why I'm hoping for it to be bait because, well, you know, I wouldn't wish this on ayone

[Anonymous No.9475799]

>>9475749
You look like some Batman villain.

[Anonymous No.9475800]

>>9475777
>>9475794
>>9475796
>>9475797
>>9475799
that's fucking gerard way you retards

[Anonymous No.9475808]

>>9475800
still look like a carrot dressed as the riddler

[Anonymous No.9475810]

>>9475800
Who? I had to google it to find out who that is.

Well, the fit is utter shit anyways.

[STHLM !DERMI5T8xc No.9475813]

>>9475808

[Anonymous No.9475864]

>>9475800
Thank you for pointing that out. I thought it would have been obvious it wasn't me but I guess not.

Does anyone have advice specifically regarding shirts? Is it possible to buy a shirt from a store and have it tailored to fit better? Or is that only really possible with pants?

[Anonymous No.9475874]

>>9475810
How the fuck is that a bad fit?

[Anonymous No.9475880]

>>9475874
for starters matching your fit to your midlife crisis tumblr hair is a no go