Posts by J.B

Try Joe's jeans in their classic cut. Those seem to be a decent compromise between skinny and comfortable. I agree that skinny is here to stay. Why would a manufacturer push jeans that cost the same but require more material to make?

Thank you very much! Is it just me or is it rather difficult to navigate there from wingtip.com? Maybe because I'm on my mobile?

Quote:Originally Posted by chogall And, if anyone is interested in membership at WIngtip's club, feel free to contact them. They will be happy to give you a tour and discuss memberships details. Do you have any contact information?...

Making one to fit will be expensive! You will need to locate the matching zipper (good luck) and fabric just to start. I guess you could remove the zipper all together but you're still looking at quite a bit of cash.

Quote:Originally Posted by ter1413 Th OP realizes that a suit is what should be worn.The title for the thread suggests otherwise. OP, you have the information, figure out what type of a interview it is and dress accordingly.

Quote:Originally Posted by ter1413  ? A suit is not appropriate for every job interview. If you showed up wearing a suit for an interview to be a lumberjack it would be akin to wearing sandals. Either outfit would get you laughed...

Your question was if it is a MUST. The answer to that is no. For and interview you should generally wear you would be expected to wear on your dressiest day at work (think important meeting).

The rack does charge for tailoring. Do the pinch test for canvasing. If you don't care too much, go with whatever fits best off the rack and maybe save some $ for accessories.. Don't jump on the Armani just because it is nicer. If it...