The mistakes you tend to encounter when wearing a suit

A good suit is as important to a man as high heels are to a woman, and can make you look more attractive and temperamental. A suit is like a man’s second skin.

But we often make some small mistakes when buying and wearing suits.

1: Not trusting intuition

Think back to this scenario: you look at a suit in a store, try it on, and realize you don’t really like it. But, at this time, the clerk will tell you how great, stylish and suitable the suit is for you. Remember, if you don’t like it, don’t buy it! It’s that simple.

Your suit is armor and you should feel great in it, and if you don’t feel that way, put it back on the rack. Trust your instincts.

2: Not removing the stitching

This is one of the most common mistakes! Retaining stitching in key areas is a long-standing tradition that shows your suit is well-prepared, and it also This usually occurs on the shoulders, front pockets, chest pockets and back openings of the suit. The stitching in these areas is designed to be easily removed, but care should be taken to avoid damaging the material, and a small pair of scissors will do the trick.

If you don’t use the front pockets, keeping the stitching in place is a good option as it helps to maintain the shape and structure of the suit. However, the front line of the back opening is to be removed. If not removed, it can greatly affect the wearing experience and flexibility of movement.

3: Not paying attention to the quality of the suit

Suits are not as simple as you may think. There are hundreds of different textures, weaves and fabrics to choose from. Unless you’re experienced, it’s hard to tell the difference between a polyester suit and a wool suit just by looking at the information online.

But the difference in cost is obvious, and when buying a suit it is recommended that you go to the store in person, touch the material, look at the fabric, and try it on to see if it fits and is to your liking.

It is also important to pay attention to the details of the fabric and workmanship of the suit. The lining of the suit is as important as the exterior – the suit can be premium lined or completely unlined, and the lining can be machine or fused (glued) or hand sewn to the shell.

4: Not paying attention to demeanor

Often friends say that wearing a suit affects physical activity and is not as comfortable as wearing casual clothing.

But in fact, the purpose of the suit was born to limit excessive or uncouth movements and make the wearer’s speech and behavior look polite and poised.

So, don’t expect a suit to provide the same room for movement or comfort as a sports suit. Practicing wearing a suit regularly will make you look more gentlemanly and elegant.

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