Jacket

Get light-weight, non-cotton clothes that can let you move around comfortably. Cotton clothes absorb sweat and will leave you feeling damp and uncomfortable. This means that you should get socks that are non-cotton, too. What clothes are best for walking? Any clothing that sits against your skin while you’re out walking should be breathable, moisture-wicking […]

What Should I Wear On A Walk? Bring a sturdy, supportive pair of walking boots. Bring a good windproof coat. Bring a series of comfortable, thin layers that can be worn or removed as appropriate. Bring a good pair of gloves and a hat to keep your extremities warm. What should I wear for a […]

If your sleeve buttons are non-functioning, a tailor can move the top or bottom button (and pick out the decorative stitching) to balance out larger changes of sleeve length. How do you move a button on a shirt? Instructions Step 1: Remove buttons. Use a seam ripper to undo the thread and remove the buttons. […]

A Some men like the traditional look of brass buttons on a blazer, and some do not. If you don’t like them, you can certainly have them replaced with dark blue genuine horn or plastic buttons. They will make your blazer look dressier and more formal. How much does it cost to change buttons? Tailors […]

There’s a basic rule when it comes to buttoning up a suit jacket: “Sometimes, Always, Never” — if you have a three-buttoned jacket, sometimes button the top one, always button the middle one, and never button the bottom one. In a two-buttoned suit, you should always button the top button and never the second. Is […]

Short. All chest sizes come in three length: R(Regular), L(Long) and S(Short). An easy way to explain the difference between “Regular”, “Long” and “Short” is, for “Short”, both the sleeves and length of the overall jacket will be 1″ – 1.5″ shorter than “Regular”, and same applies to “Regular” vs “Long”. What do the letters […]

If the wedding dress code calls for Formal, many of the Black-Tie attire rules apply. The largest difference is that a tuxedo is not required for Formal attire but it is often optional. Instead of wearing a black or midnight tuxedo, consider wearing a black or dark colored suit. Who should wear tuxedos at a […]

7 Rules for Wearing Short Suits For a first timer, the absolute key is confidence and comfort. Choose appropriate fabrics. Shorts should be knee length at least. Add texture and variety with a patterned or colored dress shirt. Don’t forget the details but don’t overdo it either. Shoes will make or break your look. When […]

Tuxedos are meant for evening events only, so your groom wouldn’t wear one for a morning or afternoon wedding. Can you wear a tuxedo to an afternoon wedding? Post points out that although tuxedos are traditionally worn only after 6 p.m. (the start of the traditional cocktail hour), guests should keep in mind one important […]

If the waiter is wearing a suit, you’re fine to wear a good suit yourself. If your waiter is wearing a tuxedo, you should look to take your cue from them. Restaurants, where waiters wear tuxedos, are trying to set and maintain an atmosphere. Don’t drag it down by turning up below par. When should […]

Waist: Your suit pants should fit perfectly around your waist. They should also sit high on your hip bone, or even higher, if you want to appear taller. Pant seat: The seat of your pants should lay smoothly across your butt with minimal ripples. Should tuxedo pants have a break? Those who prefer a traditional […]

Standard buttons for a suit is 4, with 3 being an option. It is really up to you on preference, but the rule of thumb I follow is the farther you get away from a standard cut and style the more casual or more formal you get depending on the suit. How many buttons should […]

If the invitation says “White Tie,” “Black Tie Invited,” or “Black Tie Preferred,” you should wear a tuxedo. If the invitation says “Black Tie Optional” or “Formal,” you may choose to wear a tuxedo or a dark suit. For all other weddings, your best bet is to wear a suit. Can you wear a tuxedo […]

Tuxedo is classified as a highly formal, evening wear outfit. You will be considered a dandy, if you wear it to an interview. A business suit is ideally 2-piece with 2 or 3 buttons. A blazer would also do, if it is for a middle or junior level position. What should a man not wear […]

Your suit jacket should button easily but not be too loose. Once buttoned, try placing your hand between the fabric and your chest – it should fit comfortably. If you can easily reach and cup the jacket hem in your hands, then it’s too long. Most modern suit jackets only sit an inch below the […]

Known for overlapping panels secured with a soft belt, the wrap coat has evolved to include unique detailing that’s seasonally fresh yet still irresistibly comfy. One of the greatest advantages of the wrap coat is that because you tie it yourself, it’s adjustable. No more fumbling with tight zippers or pesky buttons. What is a […]

You can, however, mix and match fabrics by wearing suit separates. Just choose a suit jacket in your preferred fabric, and then find a pair of trousers in another fabric. Suit separates are just one way to create a formal appearance. Can you wear suit pieces separately? The one thing to make sure of when […]

Some tuxedo pants have a silk waistband, but they never have belt loops. Instead, tux pants have waist adjusters on either or side, or they’re tailored to fit the wearer’s waist. Utility is the name of the suit game, and suit pants are almost always designed with belt loops. Are tuxedo pants the same as […]

The Pant. Sometimes a tuxedo pant will have a silk stripe down the side and sometimes not. Regardless, no belt should be worn, so wear suspenders if you need/want them or find pants with side-adjusters. Regarding the style, it’s up to you. Should tuxedo trousers have satin stripe? Trousers. The trousers should match your jacket […]

Use a steam cleaner to press your suit In a pinch, you can use a steamer to remove minor stains and marks. It also helps freshen up the fabric to prevent smells. Make sure to use a steamer and not a dry iron, which can burn the delicate fibers in your suit. Is there an […]