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how do i buy a suit vest? other than color matching what else do i look for? how big should the v cut be? how many buttons?
one of the bosses is a hardcore USC alumnae so i thought i could get him a NICE tie in school colors
why not?
why not?
Since he's a "him," he's an alumnus. If he were a she, she'd be an alumnae.
Anyway, I have reservations about your idea of buying your boss clothing. And yes, a necktie is an article of clothing. It just seems somewhat inappropriate to me. And buying him a gift in his alma mater's colors might be thoughtful, but it might also be a little presumptuous - although I'll allow as how that's a tough call.
Still, if you insist on giving him a tie in his school colors, I suppose you could google "collegiate ties" or "cardinal and gold tie." (That's cardinal, not crimson.) I'm sure there's no shortage of places selling USC ties. Or go right to Sam Hober and buy a USC tie from his College Silk Tie collection. http://www.samhober.com/jacquard-stripe-ties/university-of-southern-california-tie-47.html
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Michael
Because it looks bad. Shiny silver vests worn with a jacket make you look like you rented a "tux" for your high school prom. Wearing one without a jacket makes you look like the waiter at said prom.
If you're set on the look, buy something in tweed, or a something flat with texture rather than the shiny silver plain color things.
If you're wearing a matching vest, it should come as part of a three piece suit. Trying to add a vest to an existing two piece is unlikely to work out correctly.
Anyone have any scarf recommendations in the range of $100-150? Preferably with some sort of pattern.
why not?
If you're wearing a matching vest, it should come as part of a three piece suit. Trying to add a vest to an existing two piece is unlikely to work out correctly.
why not?
Because it looks bad. Shiny silver vests worn with a jacket make you look like you rented a "tux" for your high school prom. Wearing one without a jacket makes you look like the waiter at said prom.
If you're set on the look, buy something in tweed, or a something flat with texture rather than the shiny silver plain color things.
Psycho Bunny, if you can find one on sale. Check out eBay and Gilt.com (Gilt occasionally sells a Psycho Bunny scarf or two-cheaper than retail, of course).