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DETAIL-DRIVEN CASUAL WEAR
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Shoes, ties, watches...you know that the details make all the difference in creating an effective ensemble with your business clothing. That same attention to detail with business casual can help you create the signature style that began with your first custom suit.
Here are a few tips to help you design your effective casual-wear wardrobe:
- No fighting. If you've got a busy print on your sweater, pair it with a more subdued shirt, and keep the trousers or jeans plain.
- Go natural.Today's style enjoys a variety of modern takes on earthy textures and prints. Try fabrics with the soft, subtle lines of artisan patterns.
- Quality counts.High-quality fabrics create their own significance. Choose better textiles to look as well-dressed in casuals as in your power suit.
- Use color. Create a mix-and-match wardrobe by keeping your clothing within the color family that works best for you. Accent colors bring attention to themselves, so limit them in scope.
- Layer the look. Add a jacket, sweater, or vest to give your ensemble a finished, polished look.
A detail-driven wardrobe gives you multiple options for fantastic style whether on the clock or after hours.
Give us a call to see a wide variety of stylish options in custom casual wear.
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TUXEDOS--WHEN TO BUY
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If you rarely attend formal functions, you probably rent a tuxedo each time and hope for the best. But many gentlemen's social engagements offer two or three formal occasions a year. In that case, buying a custom-fitted tuxedo becomes the more sensible option.
Much the same as the decision between renting and buying a piece of real estate, look to the long-term costs before you make a tuxedo decision. Personally owned formal wear will fit you better, be made of better materials, and save you trips to the rental store for fitting, pickup, and returning items.
When it's customized for your shape and style, you can be as comfortable in a tux as you are in your everyday suits-and avoid the hassle and continual expense of renting.
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