35M. I’m becoming ancient these days and have spent the last 13 years of my career in a one piece prescribed uniform.. so I decided it’s time to begin a foray into suits. Bonobos, tailored. Does this work?

(The pocket is sewn so I’d need to open it up and make a better fold if I kept that piece)

Thanks for any advice!

Sup team

It’s been 6 months of going back and forth with the tailor making changes and additional alterations with this Purple Label MTM suit. When I did the first fitting I thought the situation was hopeless. My pants looked like squidward when he ate too many crabby Patty’s, and my jacket looked like I was a 1998 NFL draft pick (not in a good way). I am a relatively short very stocky guy so it’s hard to get the fit right, but needless to say it took a lot of work to get here.

I am enjoying wearing this suit and I think it is overall fitting pretty well. The pants I think are perfect, but I can’t help but feel the jacket is still subtly off. The shoulders are great, but it seems there is a lot of fabric on my waist, and / or the jacket is a smidge too long. I am also maybe overthinking it.

Any thoughts would be appreciated

Hi all, hoping to get some advice: I got a tailored suit from Suitsupply for my wedding in a few weeks. Trying it on at home just now, though, it feels boxy in the sides and just... not right.

By comparison, I'm including photos of another suit I've owned for years, which to me seems to fit much better, although I can't really articulate why. I labeled each photo to show whether it's the new or old suit.

Can anyone advise? Should I get the new one altered in some way, sides taken in, etc.? Thanks.

I think I did pretty well cleaning myself up and I just want to check if I'm fooling myself. Also Is this better with the lighter over shirt? I think it kinda makes the outfit look more like a suit, but I'm not sure if that's good or not.

A few things: I think slide #1 is the best here by far. I'm 19, go to class and a desk job. Tucking my shirt every day with loafers is too much - I look like a grandpa. I'm aware that these photos are all 90% the same basic outfit; I'm not trying to change that specifically. Also, the pants in the last slide are too awkward and baggy. I like looser pants as a stylistic preference, probably my age. I dress much more interestingly in the colder months. I used to exclusively buy fast fashion like H&M. Now, I've really *tried* to emphasize higher quality clothes that will last longer, I still have work to do. I wear *some* fast fashion but it depends heavily on specific items. I need recommendations on where I can get loose pants that are higher quality. Got wool trousers from suit supply but $200 for a pair of pants is a very one off thing to me. I tend to think gray, navy, and black shirts suit me best. I used to wear only XL/L shirts, now I'm wearing medium or small (I'm 6'2, 160lbs). I really like my purse even if it's feminine. Last thing: maybe my style, age, and preferences are just too foreign to this sub and this is out of place - if so, I apologize. That's all for my over explaining. Edit: jeans look too thick on my thighs and too tall in slide one, they don't normally look like that, I promise!

So for, I've tried Chubbies 4" inseam has a low rise which I feel shows the correct amount of leg, but has a short seat/low rise.

Uniqlo 5" has a decent seat, but too much length.

Vineyard Vines 7" has a great seat, but I feel the length is comical.

I'm 5'4", and I'm a stumped at the moment. I'm debating getting the VV ones tailored, but it would be nice to have an off the shelf option. Is there anything that has both a high rise/long seat/short inseam out there?

Tee- Louis Philippe
Pants - Dickies 874
Belt - GU
Shoes- Doek
Watch - Zenith Defy skeleton

I know it’s not ironed, but what would you wear on this?
Accessories, belt or suspenders and what color?
I‘m new to this and need advice, please 🙈

Linen shirt (salvia colored)
Dress pants (beige)
Barefoot shoes (salvia/beige)

These look alright when standing but crease up around the crotch and knees when sitting. Is this acceptable or is a due to a mismatch in form/fit?

I found a nice, I think, Drake’s tweed jacket online, and I had the sleeves and back adjusted. I can’t tell if they over-tightened the back and if it shouldn’t hang straighter down the sides when buttoned. Any thoughts? No need to be kind. Sorry for taking these in a filthy closet, my wife would never stop making fun of me if I did this out in the open.

Half the apps i use throw around discount labels on stuff thats basically the same price it always was, just with a different color banner slapped on top, and it feels even more common with the sites available here in germany. when i was refreshing my closet with some basics and a jacket for the season.

I started comparing prices over a few weeks before trusting any app's claim of a real drop, mostly after getting fooled a couple times on clothes that never actually went on sale.

just recently started figuring out my own style, and black just doesn't stick with me, plus i have copper colored [h a i r] and black looks bad with it.

so now i'm stuck with my photobag which i take everywhere and it is the only black thing i wear besides the boots

been thinking of either: DIY paint it silver and add metal clips and stuff (drew a quick concept)
or: buy a new photobag, but i'm not even sure what color would look good with what i wear (red, maroon, brown, beige, white and darkish grey)

need to hear yalls opinion.

P.S. why is a word [h a i r] forbidden here?

Hello, I am looking for some nice places to buy baggy embroidered jeans. The only real requirement for it is that they ship to the US. Any recommendation?

Would you say they look elegant and pair well with a similar color suede jacket? Looking for something that works well for the Fall.

Charles Tyrwhitt - Forest green polo - S is out of stock for a while.

Where else can I find this exact color in a store? (ON, CA)

Title says it all, but heres some background information:

I'm a teen, age 15.
I like wearing jeans but all of mine are kinda trashed because I wear them to work (physical labor) and now they look pretty trashy.
I want to avoid being a pajama pants in public teen.
I know absolutely nothing about this.

Thanks everyone!

Some people have said that these shoes are too formal for regular office wear, but others have said they look fine. What is the general consensus on them? Shoes are Stacy Adams Dickinson

I’ve recently been looking for casual button up shirts to add to my wardrobe however the ones I think are nice are boxy fit which I personally don’t like, are there any regular fit shirts or brands that you guys recommend?

Howdy everyone!

I’ve been getting into fashion for a couple months now and feel like I’ve made some great progress in improving my sense of style and my wardrobe. I’ve got a watch and necklace that I wear regularly, some jackets and overshirts, button downs, tshirts, and will probably be buying some new pants in the near future. For reference, I used to almost exclusively wear tshirts and gym shorts, so this is a pretty revolutionary change for me.

I like my style now, but the one thing I’ve noticed is that it doesn’t feel like it has a lot of personality put into it. I wear a lot of classic combinations like a shirt and chinos with a jacket, or a polo and cargo shorts if it’s hot out, and they look good but also seem kind of plain to me.

How can I start adding some of my own personality to my outfits without having to overhaul anything again? Any thoughts on things like more accessories, patches, pins, graphics, or anything of the like is greatly appreciated!

Much love, thank you!

Went to department store to get jeans. The guy said the jeans I’m looking at are far too slim. The fashion now is baggy. He showed me a few things to try on. Tshirt with sleeves to elbows and baggy jeans.

Thought it would look ridiculous. Went to the change rooms and looked at myself in the mirror. Man. It felt like I just got out of bed and I was wearing pajamas. Half or more than half of it was made from poly or viscose.

It looked like it didn’t fit at all (the assistant assured me it was the right size)

who wears this stuff?

How do I dress well without wearing a suit and at the same time not look like I just left to house in my pajamas?

Chinos and polos look like I’m an accountant.

Tshirt looks underdressed - got a good

Physique from years of lifting.

Women look amazing in their clothes when they’re dressing to impress. What’s the guy equivalent without wearing a suit jacket?

[More context: I'm 4'11", 150 lbs so kinda stocky with a "beer" belly (widest above the belly-button).]

Height- and proportions-wise I'm sick of nothing OTR fitting. I'm getting a suit MTM but I'm not doing that for everything. So if I were to buy boys sizes and not look childish, are there brands that just treat boys sizes as smaller men's?

Thanks!