Guide for wedding suit

GUIDE FOR WEDDING SUIT SHOULDERS: -STAYS: A good suit should hug your shoulders. Let it hold you firmely, in a friendly way They keep your collar correct. Take them outbefore laundering and then get them back in there. -LAPELS: Nothing defines a suit louderthan the lapels.Try it slim-itscontemporary without too much hipster. TORSO: Your jacket should fit the shoulders of your frame. Have a tailor sneak it in at the sides to highlight shoulder. HANDKERCHIỆF: Wear your top pocketsquareto bring attention to thechest, not the belly. SLEEVES: Think about width. Tailoring sleeves to rid them of a excess fabric TIE: It's the first thing people notice. Keep it bold and classy and let it tie the rest of your outfit together. The tip of your tie should end at your beltline, no shorter, no cuts a main figure. FLAP POCKETS: longer. Classic. End of story. -BUTTONS: CUFF:- There is spicy but two is where its all.Fool prof low button will build a long slim look. It's like the frame on a panting.let alittle sleeve show through as a finishing touch.it also lenghtens the lock of your arms. PANTS: Slim, flat-front, and quiting at the top of your shoes,end of story. GET A TAILOR Spend acouple dollars to make a $100 suit go the distance of a $1000 suit, $40 Sleeves, $30 Cuffs, $35 Body, $35 Pants. SHOES: The one thing every man should own is a the back lace-ups. Real dress shoes have leather shoes. Take care of your shoes:taps on the heels and toes,coder shoes trees when you're not wearing them. www.mensusa.com