What, sartorially speaking, are the suburbs?

[eg1]

There is country, and there is town. Town I take to mean "the City" in the UK, or "NYC" in the USA or suchlike places (I might even say "TO" in Canada, but that would just encourage them

).

So, what are the 'burbs? Country by day and town by night? Town silhouettes in country suitings?

Or have town and country ceased to be places altogether, but represent rather states of mind or style that you can take with you wherever you go?

 

[Will]

I hope this helps.

http://asuitablewardrobe.blogspot.co...n-suburbs.html

 

[well-kept]

Some suburbs are Walmart. Others are Richard's of Greenwich.

 

[eg1]

It does, thank you will, though I do find occasion to rock the more formal suitings and cap-toe oxfords now and then at work. You have, however, given me some excellent options to explore, especially in variety of brown shoes and flannel trousers beyond the greys.