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The mistake you're making is that "work clothing" needs to be separate from your "after work clothing". NYC there is no excuse for not finding good and reasona
by huffmsa 10y ago
The mistake you're making is that "work clothing" needs to be separate from your "after work clothing".
NYC there is no excuse for not finding good and reasonably priced tailors.
You might get dirty looks from those who look worse than you, but suits do in fact make the man.
- ceras 10y agoI'm fairly active and don't care for feeling hot in the summers or restricted in general. Feel free to rock your own suit, but it's not a "mistake" to disagree with you.
- sudosteph 10y agoHere in Seattle absolutely everyone would give you dirty looks. I don't trust anyone in a suit, and I don't think they make a man look anything other than sleazy. Different cultures, different perceptions. Tech culture as a whole does not share the NYC mentality that suits are a reasonable norm. Dress codes just don't jive with a need for authenticity. Give me the weird guy wearing a kilt over the slick sales guy in a suit any day.