Double Breasted suit for Interview?

[Manofstyle85]

Would it be appropriate to wear a navy double breasted suit to an Interview @ Bloomingdales Men's department?

 

[Klobber]

Wear a normal Navy single breasted suit. DB has a love hate relationship with people.

I am one of those that love them.

Interview should be about you, not the clothes. A good well fitted SB suit, on a young buck loaded with confidence, the job will be in the bag

 

[Manofstyle85]

Wear a normal Navy single breasted suit. DB has a love hate relationship with people.

I am one of those that love them.

Interview should be about you, not the clothes. A good well fitted SB suit, on a young buck loaded with confidence, the job will be in the bag

Thank you sir! I am one that love DB as well, the recent fitted ones.

 

[Skyler]



Interview should be about you, not the clothes.

Wait a week and you'll own the DB... and the office.

 

[mr.orange]

DB could be too...in your face IMO.

 

[Manofstyle85]

DB could be too...in your face IMO.

That was my Dilema

 

[Leonel Dante]

I don't know your job, age, experience, negotiation skills, etc.. I say Single Breasted

 

[Sanguis Mortuum]



Interview should be about you, not the clothes.

For most interviews that would certainly be the case, but that might not apply so much to an interview for a job actually selling clothes.

 

[landshark]

It could work, but if you have to ask, I'd skip it. I say this because if you had a truly kick ass DB suit you wouldn't hesitate to wear it.

 

[GBR]

If it is your only suitable suit and it is of a classic style not some modern take on DB, then probably OK. they are not terribly fashionbable but if you have no single breasted example then yes.

 

[Quadcammer]

most people probably interview at bloomingdales in black pants, square toed shoes and some shiny stretch fit shirt

 

[Manofstyle85]

I have replied to all your post, but SF moderators has to check them before they appear on here. What is that?

 

[Manofstyle85]

Wear a normal Navy single breasted suit. DB has a love hate relationship with people.

I am one of those that love them.

Interview should be about you, not the clothes. A good well fitted SB suit, on a young buck loaded with confidence, the job will be in the bag

k you Sir!I am one of those that love too, specially the more modern fitted ones.Than

DB could be too...in your face IMO.

Hence my dilema

For most interviews that would certainly be the case, but that might not apply so much to an interview for a job actually selling clothes.

One of the reason think it would ok, I wear all the time

It could work, but if you have to ask, I'd skip it. I say this because if you had a truly kick ass DB suit you wouldn't hesitate to wear it.

I don't want to look better the interviewer, LOL, just kidding

If it is your only suitable suit and it is of a classic style not some modern take on DB, then probably OK. they are not terribly fashionbable but if you have no single breasted example then yes.

Sorry to disappoint you sir, I can only pull of the more recent ones.

most people probably interview at bloomingdales in black pants, square toed shoes and some shiny stretch fit shirt

You are so right, people working in there wearing square and ill fitted clothes. Speaking of which I think I have to start a new a thread about how ill dressed are some of those sales person.

 

[Bowtiedlad93]

I would say it's fine to wear once you have the job but not so much for the interview. I would stick with a single breasted 2 o 3B suit noting too fancy.

 

[JLibourel]

Don't the sales staff at Bloomingdale's have to wear all black attire (except for shirts and ties) anyway? It is hard for me to see that an interviewer for a position in an emporium that sells some fairly high-end menswear would be put off but something so innocuous and classic as a DB suit.