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In my experience there is hardly a garment less comfortable than a suit.
by mgaunard 2y ago
In my experience there is hardly a garment less comfortable than a suit.
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- ggm 2y agoA $20,000 suit? A suit hand tailored to (in his case) his tiny bottom, including matching braces?
- knallfrosch 2y agoI wouldn't be able to relax for fear of damaging or soiling the suit. Cats, dogs, children, food, bushes and trees, mud, not spot-clean metro cars - everything is an enemy.
- devnullbrain 2y agoHaving just stalked his Instagram page to see what other watches he owns - I don't think he needs to worry.
- iamben 2y agoBuy second hand! It's much easier to wear a $1000 coat to a bar knowing you only paid $125 for it!
- Gigachad 2y agoThis is how I feel about my fursuit. The thing should just about be kept in a humidity controlled display cabinet.
- AnthonBerg 2y agoHa!, that’s interesting – my experience is exactly the opposite. I will note my surprise when I learned that this was my preference! I did have to find the right material to fit between me and the environment. I live in a cool climate but am always running a little too hot for indoors. For me the most comfortable clothing is a suit of medium-fine and somewhat “porous” wool. Very lightweight for the warmth it gives outside. Breathes well inside and I can take off the jacket to cool down. Lightweight shirt to be able to bleed off heat. I do not at all enjoy wearing cotton or synthetic suits. The fit is important of course. I’m blessed with haphazardly fitting well into off-the-shelf suits… if I can mix and match the pants one size up or down to the jacket. –It’s kind of random which way it goes. Then I take a size smaller motorcycle gloves than the similarly-sized runway model would — and a size bigger dirt bike helmet. The reader will note that I’m not at all perfectly shaped :)
- mgaunard 2y agoWhat about your shirt, you don't go with cotton?
- AnthonBerg 2y agoI think I’d feel better in something other than cotton but I haven’t come across anything. Just lucked out once when I needed a suit and grab the seemingly lightweight shirts off the rack; Have yet to get serious, you know?
- NoboruWataya 2y agoA good fit and quality fabric make a lot of difference. Granted, sweatpants and a hoodie are still more comfortable.
- rasz 2y agoKmart suit Yes. But in general whole point of suit was comfort, just look at pictures of factory workers from 150 years ago, every single working man in a suit. Also google Van Damme suit kick
- enaaem 2y agoImo wool trousers are more comfortable than jeans. It's like wearing pyjamas.
- bdangubic 2y agoget it tailored and report back :)
- mgaunard 2y agoI have bought a number of tailored suits, albeit never bespoke. Fitted worse than off-the-rack. I figured you need to keep adjusting the measurement at your tailor until you find the perfect fit, which is too much effort for me. Or find an outstanding professional, which is just too expensive.
- Bayart 2y agoA suit that (sic) suits your morphology and isn't made on the cheap is very comfortable.