Bros out there. Anyone can advise me on where to purchase large size men’s business suits in Singapore. I had tried G2000, Goldlion, Zara and Mark & Spencer. They have only up to size 56. I’ll need a size 58 for this coming chinese new year. Pls advise. Thanks.

My cousin is going to a “learning experience” at Harvard Medical School and I’m going to help her go shopping! She is 4 years old, has dark brown hair, is extremely skinny and bony, dark brown eyes, and a slight tan. She needs something serious and shows that she means business – like a suit, dress pants, button downs, and cute shoes! I especially need to know what color clothes!!! Please give me any links you may have to a website or a specific piece of clothing. THANKS SO MUCH!

I am a man relocating to Boston to take a job with a formal business dress code. I will be walking to work and the T station (subway). I wear a suit and dress shoes everyday – but I’ve never had to walk to work dressed this way. Is there anything I can do help protect my clothes in inclement weather? Any recommendations for outerwear? Should I wear different shoes while I walk? Thanks for any and all suggestions.

I just spend nearly a thousand dollars on a suit of the “rack” in Sydney, is it cheaper in other States, or the USA for instance ? Break down as follows:

1. Two button pin stripe suit with two pants $399.00 discounted from $599.00

2. Two silk ties each $39.95 both doscounted from $69.95

3. Two business shirts $89.95 & $99.95 both reduced from $149.95.

4. Leather belt $49.95 no discount.

5. Black Julius Marlow dress shoes $79.95 reduced from $119.95.

Original Cost total = $1208.50

Actual cost = $ 798.80

Total Saving = $ 509.70

Is this good value ? Or do we pay to much in Sydney ?

For guys who wear business suits (GQ Magazine for example), where do you guys keep your phone, keys and wallet? Do you guys keep them in your jacket’s inner pockets or pants pockets? How do you keep them from breaking the smooth lines of your suit?
Also what about your sunglasses? Keep in mind mine are not so flat.

Its not plain black, it has a pattern on i it. Would a blue tie work? I have I have never owned a black suit before and am afraid people will think I’m on my way to a funeral, about to park their car or bring them a margarita. What would work best in a business setting? Blue? Green? Red seems a little halloweenish but maybe that would work…

What is that thing called that goes in the pocket of a suit and sticks out so people can see it, it usually has folds in it to make it look cooler?
And also when is it okay to wear that, is it okay for business or is it just for social events?

I be going soon… and budget is not more than US$50 for a nice talior made suit

Whole outfit:

White dress shirt, tie, black jacket/suit, and khahki colored dress pants. Is this acceptable for a business formal interview?

It’s happened a few times where I find great deals on suit jackets (sold as separates, obviously) that I just love, but am unable to find the coordinating pants. My question is: is it okay to mix and match elements from different suit “sets?” The “black” from one designer could be completely different from the “black” from another, the materials are most likely not the same and thus have subtly different “grains,” but does this mean you can’t mix and match? Can you wear a jacket that has black with blue pinstripes and pair it with a pair of solid black suit pants?