1. Linen Coat
This is a practical way to deal with heat on warmer
months. Match it with a club-collared shirt and knitted silk tie. This can be worn with solid colored shirts
and neckties and lighter colored leather belts and shoes.
Always choose for shades of charcoal once you are
in the market for a black suit. Solid black tends to lend itself to funeral outfit
or hospitality uniforms. A charcoal suit can be paired with endless tie and
shirt alternatives. Textured materials tend to give a more deluxe appeal. This is a perfect choice for everyone
complementing it with solid and patterned shirts and ties.
This type can potentially be quite a bold
choice depending on the width of the pinstripes. It is better matched with
broader men as the pinstripes highlight height over width. This can be worn with solid colored shirt
and knitted silk tie.
4. Grey Coat
The classic grey suit is indispensable for any
man’s closet. Lighter shades work in summer while darker shades are ideal for
the cold months. A slim-fitted grey suit with necktie bar and pocket square offers
an understated Mad Men-Appeal.
This is a perfect choice for everyone, pairing it
with solid colored shirts, solid colored ties or patterned grey ties, pocket
square and tie bar.
5. Casual Coat
Pairing a sports jacket with a pair of chinos can the best choice to get a feel of the modern day suit for a more casual environment.
In many work places, the casual Friday look has now been turned into an
all-week affair but that does not mean you need not look well-dressed and sophisticated. This is best suited with casual wok
environment that can be matched with belt and leather loafers, knit or buttoned
shirt and pocket square.
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