What should my next suit be?
Hi everyone,
I wear suits to work every day. I currently have a rotation of 6 suits. 2 Navy (1 each two-piece and three-piece), 2 Charcoal and 2 patterned (once again one each two- and three-piece).
However, only one of the charcoals and one of the patterned suits are what I would consider high quality (suitsupply, canvassed). The two Navys are relatively old Hugo Boss suits that are 100% wool and fused, the second charcoal and the second patterned even have a little polyester blended in.
Now I'm looking for another MTM business suit. This should be an "all season" suit (will buy a dedicated summer one in a few months) and I initially thought to go with Navy to have one nice Navy as well (I enjoy peak lapels).
I'm blonde, have light eyes and relatively light skin though, so navy tends to look quite stark on me. Should I maybe go with a mid-grey or does overloading the wardrobe with greys look boring?
Thanks!
PS: Have everything about the suit already decided except the fabric (which is arguably the most important thing)
I wear suits to work every day. I currently have a rotation of 6 suits. 2 Navy (1 each two-piece and three-piece), 2 Charcoal and 2 patterned (once again one each two- and three-piece).
However, only one of the charcoals and one of the patterned suits are what I would consider high quality (suitsupply, canvassed). The two Navys are relatively old Hugo Boss suits that are 100% wool and fused, the second charcoal and the second patterned even have a little polyester blended in.
Now I'm looking for another MTM business suit. This should be an "all season" suit (will buy a dedicated summer one in a few months) and I initially thought to go with Navy to have one nice Navy as well (I enjoy peak lapels).
I'm blonde, have light eyes and relatively light skin though, so navy tends to look quite stark on me. Should I maybe go with a mid-grey or does overloading the wardrobe with greys look boring?
Thanks!
PS: Have everything about the suit already decided except the fabric (which is arguably the most important thing)
