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thanks homie
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Hey fellas, I'm looking for a suit for future interviews (tech industry, if that matters) and for my graduation in 2 weeks. Do y'all think this suit would work for my needs? I've never had an interview before, so I'm clueless on if this would look too informal. Thanks in advance, appreciate the help!
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It'll be fine. Especially in the tech industry; most people come to interviews wearing oversized pastel shirts and polos tucked into pleated choppa pants. Any suit at all would make you look more professional than anyone else. This is speaking from experience, I've lived and worked in the Bay Area for my entire life outside of college 
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a peak lapel window pane suit is pretty bold. it should not be your only suit
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Yeah, it's kinda sad how badly dressed tech people areIt'll be fine. Especially in the tech industry; most people come to interviews wearing oversized pastel shirts and polos tucked into pleated choppa pants. Any suit at all would make you look more professional than anyone else. This is speaking from experience, I've lived and worked in the Bay Area for my entire life outside of college
Right now, it would just be my suit for interviews, but I plan on getting another once I get a job. Would you suggest I go a different route? The price, $350 for jacket/pants, is the most appealing aspect, being honest. Appreciate the help!
If y'all might have some suggestions, I'm a 36/s with a 29 waist and looking to spend under $500 for jacket/pants.
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you should get a solid navy or charcoal and add others from there. they are by far the most versatile. no one will disagree with me on this
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Yeah, it's kinda sad how badly dressed tech people are
Right now, it would just be my suit for interviews, but I plan on getting another once I get a job. Would you suggest I go a different route? The price, $350 for jacket/pants, is the most appealing aspect, being honest. Appreciate the help!
If y'all might have some suggestions, I'm a 36/s with a 29 waist and looking to spend under $500 for jacket/pants.
all the tech companies I worked for only cared if you met the bare minimum for the dress code. What are they really gonna say to a 4.0 engineering grad (not me, I'm an accountant) for wearing a baggy yellow polo tucked into wranglers with Asics running shoes
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Yeah, I was looking at some navy Ludlows, but the price was a bit out of my range for the jacket/pants. I'll keep looking though, thanks!
Trueall the tech companies I worked for only cared if you met the bare minimum for the dress code. What are they really gonna say to a 4.0 engineering grad (not me, I'm an accountant) for wearing a baggy yellow polo tucked into wranglers with Asics running shoes
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Agreed
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Look back a page or two. This suit is $230 in store. The pattern isn't as bold in person. If someone comes to interview with me, I wouldn't mind it. I guess in some sectors ie finance, it may matter.Yeah, it's kinda sad how badly dressed tech people are
Right now, it would just be my suit for interviews, but I plan on getting another once I get a job. Would you suggest I go a different route? The price, $350 for jacket/pants, is the most appealing aspect, being honest. Appreciate the help!
If y'all might have some suggestions, I'm a 36/s with a 29 waist and looking to spend under $500 for jacket/pants.
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Is that $230 with the pants? I saw the picture you posted, but for whatever reason I thought it was a different color.
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Yes. Hence I said suit, which means jacket and pants made from the same fabric. The color is more medium gray. It's not light gray like their pics.
$299.99 for jacket. $149.99 for pants. 40 percent off and additional 15 percent off for student discount.
I wouldn't cop for $350. And this is why the same suit that I ordered online for $350 will be going back once it arrives.
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Disregard the PM, sorry about that. Thanks for the heads up!
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Picked the pants up and loafers today excuse the mirror I haven't cleaned up yet
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Pants look too long. A hem job would do justice.
Picked the pants up and loafers today excuse the mirror I haven't cleaned up yet
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Thanks man would've never guessed that I'll look into it for sure
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Anybody got a good solution for belt storage?
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What's the length that you want on the pants? This way we can help you on what to ask your tailor to do.
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I have no clue they are 30 length right now. What do you guys suggest.
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What's your height b?
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Like 5'8 ish I'm not that tall so i don't keep up with it like that lol
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I'd hem to a 28 if I were you. My trousers are a 28 when I want no break, and I'm 5' 10".
28" would leave minimal break/folds for you.
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I'm looking for a pair of brown penny loafers with a rubber sole. I REALLY like the look of the Cole Haan Hudson penny loafers, but hate the sound of leather/wood soles.
If anyone knows a comparable shoe to the Hudson loafer but with a rubber sole, I would love to hear it.
If anyone knows a comparable shoe to the Hudson loafer but with a rubber sole, I would love to hear it.
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Anyone purchase anything yet from the Polo private sale?
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The sound of leather soles are an acquired taste, I hated it before, but love it now. Here are a few I found that are similar
Allen Edmonds Lincoln
Allen Edmonds Kenwood VIP
Allen Edmonds Patriot
