The men's suit is almost a symbol of elegance, luxury and success for gentlemen.
However, not every successful man knows how to choose a good-looking men's suit that suits his build. What should gentlemen pay attention to in order to buy a good suit? Below are some standards for a well-made men's suit.Standards for a well-made men's suit:
· For a refined, formal-style suit, the jacket must be long enough that the hem reaches the thumb when your arms hang at your sides. For a youthful, fashionable suit for young people, the length can be 10 - 15cm shorter; the width of the jacket must fit snugly around the chest while still allowing the arms to move comfortably when worn · The shoulder of a men's suit must stand vertically in line with the upper arm. The shoulder is a very important part that determines whether the jacket looks good or bad, and whether it lies flat. On a properly made suit, when it is not fastened the front panels fall evenly to both sides without forming a V shape, and the two lapels sit neatly on the body of the jacket · A well-made men's suit has the front and back hems on one straight line, neither curling up nor sagging down.Choosing a good suit to suit the occasion
· A suit for gentlemen attending parties and festivities: a black suit is always a refined, polite choice, and other deep colours such as midnight blue and navy... also bring out an air of luxury; light colours such as white and cream show a polished, well-groomed look; red, blue... convey the youthful, eye-catching quality needed for festive occasions. You should choose good fabric for this type of suit.· A refined suit for the office and for meeting partners: don't choose colours that are too eye-catching or too flashy for a work suit. Choose dark colours that create a serious impression. For this kind of suit, choose a fabric blended with polyester or a natural fibre that creases little and is easy to wash, iron and keep.
· A suit worn casually as a light jacket for travel and outings: you can choose check, striped or floral fabric according to the wearer's taste. A light, breathable material such as cotton or linen is ideal. It is best to make a single-layer (unlined) suit so that it is easy to wear and easy to wash and iron.
Choosing a suit to suit your build
· Large, solid build: a well-fitting suit with very thin shoulder pads suits you, to avoid a restricted feeling, and it should be made in a soft fabric. A 2-button suit with a wide collar is very suitable for broad-shouldered gentlemen. The shirt worn with it should avoid small collars.· Short build: for gentlemen of modest height, a light-coloured suit is an ideal choice. Avoid stiff fabrics with a high wool content that make you feel restricted and look shorter. Choose the simplest suit possible, such as a plain suit or a check suit, and avoid suits with elaborate, complicated patterns.
· Tall, slim build: you should avoid multi-button suits; a jacket that fastens with a single diagonal button is an ideal choice for you. A fashionable suit with a shorter length is also very suitable for you; stay away from 3-button suits because they will make you look longer and thinner. Flannel or other thick fabrics in light colours will suit you very well. A suit design for tall, slim men should have plenty of details, such as large flap pockets. A good suit is one that you know how to choose so that it fits you properly, and how to combine with other suitable items.
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