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Mr. Furious
34 huh? Try looking at women's suits.

I'm only half joking.

I have a good friend that is around 5 foot 4, weighs 135lbs. and has a 27 inch waist. When he bought a motorcycle jacket, he almost had to resort to buying a women's jacket, until he eventually found a men's 37.
Mr. Furious
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Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Four suits in solid, all-seasoned fabrics - navy, charcoal, medium blue, medium grey are the staple of a business wardrobe.

Start with navy - work from there.


What about black?

If you're only going to own one suit, a black 2-button will never steer you wrong. You can wear it to funerals, you can dress down with an open collar shirt. You can wear it with a tie to a formal. It's versatile.
Mr. Furious
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Originally posted by VERTiG0
I agree with RJ, step it up to a 3-piece suit.

I've got a 2-piece and a 3-piece, and I get measurably better responses when I wear the 3-piece suit, people definitely do notice things like that.

I love wearing suits.


Who wear's 3 piece suits in this day and age?

That's so passe.

You might as well wear a monacle and a pocket watch, and maybe a top hat as well.....
AwakenedAddict
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Originally posted by VERTiG0
I love wearing suits.


Mos def, but it's all about the suspenders! (not the stretchy kind ;) )

quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Furious
34 huh? Try looking at women's suits.

I'm only half joking.

I have a good friend that is around 5 foot 4, weighs 135lbs. and has a 27 inch waist. When he bought a motorcycle jacket, he almost had to resort to buying a women's jacket, until he eventually found a men's 37.


Yea, i'm 5'10", 125 lbs. Might find a woman's suit that fits me, but I don't think it would be too flattering on me!
AwakenedAddict
quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Furious
Who wear's 3 piece suits in this day and age?

That's so passe.

You might as well wear a monacle and a pocket watch, and maybe a top hat as well.....


lol. I think what RJ meant was that having a vest adds versatility to a suit. Not that you have to wear the vest everytime you don the suit.

:)
VERTiG0
quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Furious
Who wear's 3 piece suits in this day and age?

That's so passe.

You might as well wear a monacle and a pocket watch, and maybe a top hat as well.....


I'd so ing wear a monocle and top hat if I could find them.
Sly_Guy
wow, you are a skinny, small man.
Mr. Furious
quote:
Originally posted by AwakenedAddict
lol. I think what RJ meant was that having a vest adds versatility to a suit. Not that you have to wear the vest everytime you don the suit.

:)


...So you're talking about wearing the vest without the jacket?! That's even worse. Who wants to look like a blackjack dealer?

There's this guy at my work that seems to have a large collection of vests, and he often wears them with t-shirts. Today he's sporting a brown corduroy vest with a white t-shirt with rolled up sleeves. HELLO?! Corey Haim called! He wants his outfit back!
AwakenedAddict
quote:
Originally posted by Sly_Guy
wow, you are a skinny, small man.


Don't hate! (and did you not notice this when I met you at Cherry Beach?)
Mr. Furious
quote:
Originally posted by AwakenedAddict
Mos def, but it's all about the suspenders! (not the stretchy kind ;) )



Yea, i'm 5'10", 125 lbs. Might find a woman's suit that fits me, but I don't think it would be too flattering on me!


Wow....Even women that are 5'10" probably weight more than 125lbs.

:D

I'm just playin...

MaxTO
!don't forget a good pair of shoes to go with a well-fitting suit!

from what I've read, you're probably much better off getting a made-to-measure suit, than looking for a suit off-the-rack and altering it. alterations cost a fair bit (trust me I know), and it will never look as good.

for more info on fit etc., i'd visit here and here
Sly_Guy
no hate....but I wouldn't have thought you were that small. Hell, when I bought a suit for my high school graduation, I was worried about my own suit size, but appartently, a 40 ain't so small.
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