3/2 roll for Law Interview? Any thoughts.

[butkusrules]

Anybody have any thoughts on using a solid navy 3/2 roll vs a straight two button for a law firm interview?

 

[DocHolliday]

Nobody will think twice.

 

[Histrion]

2 or 3 buttons are just fine, really. Four on the other hand...

 

[Xiaogou]

Should be perfect. What color out of curiosity?

 

[NaturalShoulder]

Either will work just fine. Doubtful that anyone will notice or care.

 

[idfnl]

Originally Posted by Xiaogou

Should be perfect. What color out of curiosity?

OP mentioned solid navy

3/2 roll is perfect for such an interview. Dont think twice. Wear that Harley Davidson necktie you said you always wear to show them you have an edge

 

[Spatlese]

Originally Posted by NaturalShoulder

Either will work just fine. Doubtful that anyone will notice or care.

Really, this is what it comes down to for me too, assuming the suit as a whole fits reasonably well.

 

[Xiaogou]

Originally Posted by idfnl

OP mentioned solid navy

3/2 roll is perfect for such an interview. Dont think twice. Wear that Harley Davidson necktie you said you always wear to show them you have an edge

Wow--can't believe I missed that

 

[trex]

as it has been said many times before, probably it won't be noticed and if it does it will probably be by a sartorially savvy interviewer and might even score you some extra points

 

[AscotMcPocketsquare]

Originally Posted by trex

as it has been said many times before, probably it won't be noticed and if it does it will probably be by a sartorially savvy interviewer and might even score you some extra points

I think he will come off as a smug dbag in the interview and get dinged for sure. What range firm is the interview for.

 

[Imperator]

Originally Posted by AscotMcPocketsquare

I think he will come off as a smug dbag in the interview and get dinged for sure. What range firm is the interview for.

go back to xoxo dude

 

[NorCal_1]

I never got why people like the look of a 3 roll 2 ( ie. having a random button hole on their lapel that isn't really functional)

most clueless people will think it's there by mistake, and aesthically, it ruins the smoothness of the lapel line by being there

example: Iammatt's 3 roll 2 lapel with the button hole showing:

 

[Ich_Dien]

Originally Posted by NorCal_1

I never got why people like the look of a 3 roll 2 ( ie. having a random button hole on their lapel that isn't really functional) most clueless people will think it's there by mistake, and aesthically, it ruins the smoothness of the lapel line by being there example: Iammatt's 3 roll 2 lapel with the button hole showing:

It is certainly more traditional. And a look I prefer.

 

[AscotMcPocketsquare]

The guy in the picture also needs to ditch the button down collar with the suit and tie. Not a good look.

 

[forex]

Originally Posted by AscotMcPocketsquare

The guy in the picture also needs to ditch the button down collar with the suit and tie. Not a good look.

Why don't you start posting pictures of yourself and teach us how to dress?So far all you do is criticize..