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👔How to match your clothes!👔

Introduction:

Hi, welcome to Suits Avenue’s blog! Today we are going to go over a couple of different ways to match your casual clothes! Of course there’s always pressure when you have to dress up for a special event, but why doesn’t anyone talk about the pressure of every day to day getting dressed! Check out the table of contents below!

Casual clothes are exactly what they sound like, the are the clothes you wear to casual events. Casual events are anything that doesn’t say professional/business attire, it could be a cookout, going to the movies or regular dinner, a sporting event and many more. Below are different types of clothes that are categorized as casual.

Jeans (clean, no holes)
Jean shorts
Khakis (clean, no holes)
Khaki shorts
Long sleeve shirts
Polo shirt
Bermuda shorts
Plain T-shirt (no slogans)
Turtleneck (If cold outside)
Casual button-down shirt
Sweater
Loafers
Sneakers
Sandals
Hoodie

The great thing about casual wear, is you can wear pretty much any of these in any combination and still look amazing! Just to make sure you are okay, we have some helpful tips below!

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Matching your clothes:

SOLID SAME COLOR

A great under-used style option. This combo elongates the body making you appear taller and thinner by not cutting the body in half visually. Because it is a clean casual look, it is a great way to highlight favorite accessories like shoes or a great belt.

TONE-ON-TONE

Tone-on-tone casual outfits are a great version of solid color outfits. The slight amount of difference in the color between a top and bottom can make a huge difference in the feeling of the outfit. Navy pants with a light blue shirt is a classic example of a tone-on-tone outfit. The options are endless, but shades of grey make for a very modern look.

NEUTRAL BOTTOM, COLOR TOP

The easiest way to add color into your casual style. And by “color” we advise blue, olive, and burgundy. No neons or other colors you may be questioning.

COLOR BOTTOM, NEUTRAL TOP

The opposite of above, best done with jeans or classic colors. Olive green pants make a great option for this outfit, olive can be treated as a neutral.

BACK TO WHITE

Similar to neutral combos, white is so versatile and classic it deserves its own category. This should be a staple look in every guys casual wardrobe. Be careful of white with black bottoms as the service industry has adopted this as their uniform. That is not to say you can not pull it off for more formal occasions or with a very casual look.

BACK TO BLACK

Black goes with everything – or so they say. Often under-used is the black on top casual outfit. This is a must for every man, skin tone, and body type, you really can’t go wrong.

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Tips not to forget:

FORGET graphic tees. These will make you seem more like a boy than like a man.
Make sure your pants actually fit you. This means make sure the butt doesn’t hang too low and the bottoms don’t drag under your shoes.
Pay attention to your shoes and belt as well.
Your shirt can be untucked or tucked in.
Add a watch, this will make you look a little more sharp and could be the extra thing to make your big impression.
Most importantly, DON’T over think it! It is casual.

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Conclusion:

Today we talked about the different ways you can match your casual clothes for any event! If you need help picking out a new outfit stop in the store today! We have many different colors, designs, and sizes! We can dress all the men in your family for any occasion! All of our clothes are imported from Turkey and the USA! Thank you for reading our blog! Check out our Facebook!

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👀Seeing your quality👀

Introduction:

Hello, Welcome to our blog! Today we are going to talk about HOW you can see the quality of your suits!!

Suits are a big investment, and with the right material and a little extra money, they can last as long as 20 years!!! If you follow these simple steps we are going to share with you today, you can add years, even DECADES onto your suit! For those of you who wear them often: You know how pricey they can get! As we tackle the different signs of a good quality suit, don’t forget the upkeep is just as important!

Check out the table of contents below to see what we cover today!

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The Label:

The first sign to look for regardless of where you buy your suit from is the fabric quality, and that will be shown on the label. The only words you want to see are “100% Wool.” If you see a bunch of different types of fabric, then it can’t be good quality. When there are many different fabric pieces, there is a higher chance of them falling apart. If it is all wool, then you know it is good quality.

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Look at the lining-

A fused lining that’s held together with glue is about as bad as going for a $99 polyester suit. The cheapest quality suits will have a fused lining. The highest quality suits will have a full canvas or at least a half canvas.

While suits can be expensive, it may be best to get the pricier one. If you buy the more expensive one you can take proper care of it and it can last YEARS.

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Check out the stitching-

The ability for mass-manufacturers to replicate what used to be hallmarks of a custom suit has never been greater. With that said, you still want to examine the quality of the craftsmanship and look to see how the suit comes together.

You do not want a suit with jagged, loose, crooked stitching. If the stiching is messy and loose it was probably made quickly and it will not last very long. If you are in a tight spot and can’t afford a high quality suit, just make sure to be careful. Cheaper suits will not last going to the dry cleaners.

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PAY ATTENTION TO THE DETAILS:

From the way the pockets come together, to the drape, the buttonholes, and the boutonniere loop. Each of these small details often have the biggest impact when it comes to how you look. Machine-sewn pockets aren’t as sturdy and will wear quickly when utilized. Stiff lapels without a slight roll are a hallmark of a cheap suit. Plastic buttons can break, and even horn buttons that use plastic anchors can fall off in the middle of your board meeting.

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PAY ATTENTION TO HOW IT WAS COLORED:

The last thing you want is to leave the store with a great navy suit and have it look four shades of blue by next summer. Look at the design. How is it dyed? Is it even and are the colors vivid? Will they fade? Is the pattern perfectly done across the suit, or are they misaligned where the fabric was cut?

Bottom line: look closely and pay attention.

The Fit:

It’s all about the perfect fit. The fit of your suit is arguably the most important aspect of a good quality men’s suit. It’s also the aspect with the most impact on how your suit looks and feels on you. Ask yourself, if the suit doesn’t fit you perfectly, why buy it?

After all, it’s not a cheap purchase. Off-the-rack suits use a “standard sizing,” which is a sort of one-size-fits-all approach to suiting that uses only chest size and jacket length to determine your “ideal” fit.

What about other factors like:

Sleeve length
Sleeve and trouser circumferences
Crotch length

In addition to the above, what about your posture, and the shape of your shoulders? The list goes on. Your body is a unique shape and size so even if you think off-the-rack sizing is ok for you, there will always be one area of fit that’s not quite right.

Getting the perfect suit fit is a game of inches… well 1/4 inches actually! A good quality men’s suit is one that’s made to your exact body measurements. Period.

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The Construction:

The Construction of your suit should be “Half Canvassed” or “Fully Canvassed” and not “Fused.” One of the key differences between premium and low quality suit jackets is their construction. The chest of any jacket should be constructed of three (3) layers of material:

The fabric on the outside of the coat
The lining that makes up its inside
A layer of canvassing in between that gives the coat its shape

HOW TO TELL A CANVASSED VS. FUSED JACKET – THE “PINCH TEST”

It’s easy to check whether the suit jacket you’re looking at is fused or canvassed. Simply pinch the chest fabric and lining between the fingers of each hand and pull them apart slightly. If it’s canvassed, you should be able to feel three distinct layers: the outside fabric, the canvas, and the lining. If it’s fused, you’ll only feel two layers. To distinguish between Full and Half Canvassing, perform the same pinch test down by the buttons.

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Lapels:

Make sure to check the lapels before purchasing a new suit! The stitching should be even and equal all throughout. The stitches should also be nice and tight, if they aren’t then it may fall apart easily and fast.

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Cuff Links:

The holes for the cuff links should be equally sized and not loose. You want to make sure the cuff link won’t fall out either.

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