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Anon10/23/26, 16:14No.18786046

Suit larpers are some of the most cringe people alive Suits are completely dead and are never coming back

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Anon10/23/26, 17:01No.18786062

just thrift a suit and use the budget on tailoring. you can find decent suits with tags on them for $24.99

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Anon10/23/26, 19:36No.18786145

i make 10K a month as my regular salary and I wouldnt be caught dead in a hugo boss suit, and canali is kinda cringe (the sports anchors in canada wear that shit) I do have a brioni silk suit, I got it from the thrift store for $40

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Anon10/24/26, 16:26No.18786366

>caring about the brand and not the silhouette, fabric, and pattern might as well just pick a different hobby

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Anon10/25/26, 16:44No.18786700

Guy OP posted is pretty cringe. Imagine even making a video like that and expecting people to take you seriously. Any suit costing over $2000 USD you are just paying for the brand name unless you are going Bespoke.

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Anon10/25/26, 17:12No.18786716

This guy looks like he begs all his relatives for money. All of them.

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Anon10/26/26, 17:31No.18787137

>$50k - $100k monthly >buying prêt-à-porter slop from [brand] instead of going to an actual tailor on savile row or in hong kong LMAO. Guy can't even larp correctly, nevermind what he actually wears himself.

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Anon10/27/26, 02:50No.18787418

>buy used suits on the cheap[ from brands people masturbate over like zega, canali, brioni woteva >pay to get them tailored >larp as old money with good taste despite being an airheaded fashionista >proiit??

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Anon10/27/26, 04:10No.18787448

Anything over $500 should be bespoke by a tailor, with the quality of the tailor increasing with price, under $500 should just go to a thrift store in a nice area and find a bespoke suit close to your size and get it tailored. You should never buy a branded suit

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Anon10/27/26, 04:17No.18787453

Well of course. Don't tell me you don't buy a new suit every month? Good God man, just how poor are you?

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Anon10/27/26, 09:09No.18787520

If you're spending real money on a suit you'd buy bespoke not some Shitalian menswear brand.

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Anon10/27/26, 17:03No.18787646

redpill me on suit supply. is it worth it to get just one navy suit for all purposes. i don't wear em often

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Anon10/28/26, 00:16No.18787815

Practically the only demographic which regularly wears suits are trial lawyers.If you are not a trial attorney, you probably don't need a suit.If you need suits for whatever reason, it would be better to spend money or 2 made to measure or ideally bespoke ones from a tailor that has a house style you like (eg an english cut), and then buy some beater second hand ones for regular court appearances off of ebay.

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Anon10/28/26, 02:07No.18787875

stop pretending that anyone at all wears suits dudes dressing up to make tiktoks are cringe

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Anon10/28/26, 19:22No.18788144

Eh.... not really. I started my career earning $43k, and now I make around 290k. (so 3500/month at the start, now 24,000). Early on I had shit suits, not quite Zara but probably somewhere around there. At mid-tier (when I was in the low-to-mid 100s) I would do Corneliani and Canal, so that part is roughly accurate. But Even though I can afford Brioni and Kiton now they aren't staples in my wardrobe. Setting aside bespoke pieces, Sartoria Partenopea is where I generally go for suits; Pal Zileri and Caruso are where I generally go for odd jackets.But provided you have a decent tailor, once you hit canvassed suits, the diminishing returns are real (and really they start diminishing pretty quickly at half-canvassed).

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Anon10/28/26, 19:30No.18788151

>DUDE, SUITS! >works some cuck job and is poor every time

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