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If you only can have one, what would that be?
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ALFAMALE
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Perhaps get a suit with a more casual fabric(cashmere,linen,cotton blends) so you could wear the jacket as a blazer. Mind you this would only work with a few examples. Personally I would go with the blazer, as I don't have much use for suits atm.
deveandepot1
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Navy suit.
If you have nothing in your business wardrobe, you need a suit.
If you have nothing in your business wardrobe, you need a suit.
