One button suits

Always been able to buy off the rack. Built like a mannequin. If it looks good on mannequin it works for me.
 
The 90s called: They want their white-collar-over-patterned-shirt back.


With a suit and tie, the shirt should be white. Nothing more, nothing less.
 
It's a brave new world and during breast cancer awareness month (which is longer than black history month) the in-tune with his culture gentleman wears a pink shirt...


:cool:
 
I have a pink tie. But it's too thick and the knot ends up bigger then my head.
 
I wore a suit and tie to work for 20 years. It's been a few years though since I've worn one. The last time, all the pants seemed to have shrunk while hanging in the closet.
 
I try to pattern my choice in shirt and suit colors after the sartorial stylings of Neon Deion Sanders.


:D :cool:
 
I haven't seen this trend in men's suits. The only one button suits I had were tuxedos.

I'm old school, too. Always leave the bottom button undone on a jacket or vest.

I guess I'm not young and hip
 
As a heavier person who couldn't always button what needed to be buttoned, I ask why would someone deliberately design a suit to look like it is too small. Why the one button small suit?

I find that one button suits are much more flattering than the traditional ones, if they're made out of a soft material.
 
I find that one button suits are much more flattering than the traditional ones, if they're made out of a soft material.

Which reminds me: I bought my first one button suit-jacket from Macy's, on my first trip to the US.
I remember being in awe of Macy and of all the high quality products that were sold there.

Fast forward 10 years, and the look changed. They still had excellent brands, but half of the products were made in China.
 
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