Poll: Do you like to suit up?
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Definitely. Love suiting up, I do it every single day during winter, summer lose the tie and jacket (I'm in Australia, wear a full suit in summer you will die) but still rock a good look.
Also, for everyone saying suits are uncomfortable, 1)you're wearing something that doesnt fit properly and 2) get a nice shirt! Rock a $300 shirt in a $150 suit and you look like a million bucks! Feels much more comfortable as well.
Also, for everyone saying suits are uncomfortable, 1)you're wearing something that doesnt fit properly and 2) get a nice shirt! Rock a $300 shirt in a $150 suit and you look like a million bucks! Feels much more comfortable as well.
I love wearing the female version of a suit 
Being fancy makes people turn their heads and you feel all spiffy. However, gaming or animating in a suit is hard, which takes out my hobby and profession.
Being fancy makes people turn their heads and you feel all spiffy. However, gaming or animating in a suit is hard, which takes out my hobby and profession.
I find suits comfortable, and I feel important when I do and also it feels like I'm serious up to business
and also it feels like I'm serious up to business
When circumstances dictate it then I'll wear a suit and feel happy enough, but I much prefer casual wear (despite it being half past two in the morning here in Blighty I'm still dressed in jeans and a Scott Pilgrim t-shirt, the one with the Titanium Baseball Bat (+1 Against Blondes) scene).
Interesting fact, the last time I wore a suit that wasn't for a job interview was at my university summer ball at the end of my first year (in my third year now). It was more of a music festival over one evening, hosted by the university and some fancy estate on the outskirts of Leeds, yet everyone still had to wear evening dress as a dress code. It also happened to be on the rainiest night of the year, despite being the start of July, and this is really bad rain even by British standards. Combined with the grass all the music tents were set on, and thus plenty of mud, and the fact that to leave there was a massive queue for each coach back to university, me and my friends were like drowned rats. There were people at the medical tent with borderline hypothermia, one of my friends even had to go and warm up with those foil cloaks and everything, she was that cold...
Yeah, suits probably aren't a good mix with music festivals, even when they're touted as 'balls'...
Interesting fact, the last time I wore a suit that wasn't for a job interview was at my university summer ball at the end of my first year (in my third year now). It was more of a music festival over one evening, hosted by the university and some fancy estate on the outskirts of Leeds, yet everyone still had to wear evening dress as a dress code. It also happened to be on the rainiest night of the year, despite being the start of July, and this is really bad rain even by British standards. Combined with the grass all the music tents were set on, and thus plenty of mud, and the fact that to leave there was a massive queue for each coach back to university, me and my friends were like drowned rats. There were people at the medical tent with borderline hypothermia, one of my friends even had to go and warm up with those foil cloaks and everything, she was that cold...
Yeah, suits probably aren't a good mix with music festivals, even when they're touted as 'balls'...
I wear a suit five to six days a week and I love it. They look amazing and people do react to you differently. Go into a store suited up, then go in some time in jeans and a hoodie. Suits draw respect for some reason.
Also, if your suit is uncomfortable you need to get it fit better. I do taylored suits these days and it's as comfortable as some of my oldest jeans.
Also, if your suit is uncomfortable you need to get it fit better. I do taylored suits these days and it's as comfortable as some of my oldest jeans.
yes i like wearing a suit espically when its raining and you have an overcoat and umbrella you look so cool but im gonna stick with regular clothes just because it would stop being special if you wore it every day
I love to wear suits. It's fun and sort of liberating. Too bad I'm so poor I've only got one, which isn't that great, but buying more would somehow seem like a waste of money as I do have the one black suit that covers me for every must-wear-a-suit occasions like funerals and some more official parties, and there's maybe one in a year or so, as of lately at least.
Yeah, but I'm genuinely pretty well dressed most days because I'm a third year medical student and I spend the majority of my week at a hospital trying to look like a doctor with my clothes. So suit pants, good shirts and ocaisonally ties, jackets and/or sweater vests.
I love suits, but barely ever were one, the fact I don't actually own one yet doesn't help. I still ended up in a pub wearing a shirt and tie with friends who also wore the best suited up things they had, it was pretty interesting.
But anyway, yeah, suits are neat.
But anyway, yeah, suits are neat.
Dude i suit up everyday, its my school uniform. I mean i don't mind it but its sorta lost that "wow" factor it used to have after wearing it everyday for almost 4 years now.
Occasionally, I don't like wearing a suit because it makes me feel like I'm just another faceless cog in the soul-crushing corporate juggernaut that seems to be the status quo today.
Then I go play Stranger's Wrath and feel better.
Then I go play Stranger's Wrath and feel better.
Suiting up just to suit up is the best thing in the world. Makes me feel sophisticated and makes me look like I actually weigh as much as a normal person should