[Closed] I hate wearing a suit.

Try seeing a tailor and getting one that fits nicely. Makes it more bearable.

I really like it.

In fact a few weeks ago me and a few guys from work introduced "Dress up Tuesday" to wear suits. I miss wearing a suit, not least because half my wardrobe now doesn't get worn!

I, on the other hand, love wearing one. I think I, and indeed most men, look better in a nice, well fitted suit than anything else.

They may not be the most practical of garments but they do look good.

My birthday suit is very comfortable, if a bit skin tight

I like the idea of "Dress up Tuesday", can I come as a pirate?

I love wearing a suit. Mainly cos I hardly ever get the chance to do it.

I love wearing a suit. Mainly cos I hardly ever get the chance to do it.

This is it.

When I wore one daily, I hated it - well, not hate, but, envied my wife going in to work in studios where everyone dressed any old way.

Now that I never wear one for work, I relish the opportunity to get into one. Honestly, I look at myself in the mirror and I could just eat me...and I frequently try. 🙂

Very rare that I have to wear one, when I do, I wear one that fits me. Feels fine then.

wear one most days, quite like it. A decent fit is everything, some go to a tailor, I seem to fit well into mid range M&S ones, often with some minor tailoring to leg length. Some decent shirts, a selection of quality ties, comfy leather shoes, sorted 🙂

I hate having to wear a suit everyday for work.

Whenever there's an occasion when you need to be suited up for leisure purposes it just feels like another day at work.

If I want to feel well dressed I have to take it up a notch....

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Having had a few interviews lately, it was quite nice to get a suit on, I thought I looked rather spiffing. (Not as good as DD, obviously). It was the tie I didn't like wearing.
I've only got 2 suits, one of them is a lovely Ben Sherman tonic marvel in a deep burgundy. I went for a job in a creative arts place and thought it would be ideal ... the 2 blokes interviewing me were the most square, blazer wearing nerds evah! it was wasted 🙁

Special occasions and special meetings these days. Nothing looks smarter imo

Suits are smart, easy to wear, practical (all those pockets) and save a lot of faffing around chosing what to wear...classic suit, crisp white shirt, nice tie and shiny shoes - sorted. And as for evening wear, why are women so jealous of the wonderful black and white tie?

PP - that's an amazing diet. You lost a stone in a matter of minutes!!

why are you wearing a suit zippykona if you do not like wearing them?
new job? funeral? wedding? having a posh poo?

it was wasted

Send the pics DebZ, I'll ensure it doesn't get wasted today. 😀

PP - that's an amazing diet. You lost a stone in a matter of minutes!!

It's the waistcoat. They're very slimming dontcha know 😀

I look at myself in the mirror and I could just eat me...and I frequently try

I don't like them either. So I choose not to wear one. It's quite simple really.

Hate them, was never happier than to be free of them when I left the Banking industry, the only thing now is that my work clothes and my normal clothes are one and the same - I used to moan about how quickly I could wear out work shoes - I'm going through Adidas Super Stars like there's no tomorrow at the moment!

I've still got 2, a nice one for weddings and a Black one for funerals - I've using the black one more often than I want to these days.

Working on projects at client sites I just wear what the others do and prefer not to wear jacket and tie however like to do it for presentations and the like. This does mean that 2 suits I bought in my younger/heavier days have had to go through extensive modifications but I've saved money by not wearing them out.
So...single or double breasted?!

They're a total pain in the arse if you like cycling around town rather than getting the horrible tube.

Suits I can tolerate, ties on the other hand are an outdated and completely pointless garment and I will go to great lengths to avoid wearing one. I took a bit of flak for not wearing one to my wedding but it was worth it.

Least you don't have to wear high heels

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I’m actually wearing a smart shirt and skirt today - first time in ages!

Okay - all my jeans are in the wash…

Rachel

Only wear a suit for weddings and funerals...

DJ gets used once a year for the wife's company xmas bash (always a black tie do at a posh London Hotel).

Today I cycled to work in T shirt and shorts....

why are you wearing a suit zippykona if you do not like wearing them?

I'm guessing it's a court appearance

Wear a smart dress instead.

If he’s worried about practicality, a dress probably isn’t the solution...

Sports jacket and slacks for me, cut quite the dash

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I long for the day when the male of the species no longer have to wear them to be deemed smart

I doubt you'll have to wait long - tie-wearing is dying out at an incredible rate - heads of state don't even seem to feel the need to wear them very often. JFK killed the hat, Obama has done a pretty good job of killing the suit.

Remember when not wearing a suit was something people in authority had real difficulty doing? The wilderness years for the tory party in opposition when they decided to present themselves as 'one of us' by having a dress down friday and just revealing themselves as not actually knowing how to dress at all.

Some people still can't do it. Nick Clegg would occasionally appear tie-less in order to be frank and ernest but the result was always that he looked like he'd slept through his alarm.

There's not really any circumstance I'd wear a suit to look smart for work purposes - I only wear mine for partying.

You and I must attend very different forms of parties indeed.

Obama has done a pretty good job of killing the suit.

I thought he was a suit fan

‘You’ll see I wear only gray or blue suits’ [Obama] said.

‘I’m trying to pare down decisions. I don’t want to make decisions about what I’m eating or wearing. Because I have too many other decisions to make.’ He mentioned research that shows the simple act of making decisions degrades one’s ability to make further decisions.

http://elitedaily.com/money/science-simplicity-successful-people-wear-thing-every-day/849141/

A suit for partying? 😯
Pimms o clock!!

I thought he was a suit fan

I'm sure he loves them but previous generations in his sort of position would pretty much never be seen - or never be seen at work- in anything other than a suit.

I wear trousers and shirt to work, so a suit is a dress up. But only for formal do's and interviews.

I'd rather be in shorts most of the year, but they don't look right with a jacket unless it's goretex!!

Uncomfortable, impractical and looks bloody stupid. The shoes you have to wear with them are even worse.

Do you buy really cheap, crap clothing? All my suits have been comfy and shoes once you break them in are lovely. In fact the brogues I have on now are comfier than my Salomon trainers.

As for impractical, well in these modern days of phablets, a jacket makes makes more sense than ever.

tie wearing is dying out at an incredible rate

Bring back the bow tie, far more practical than a standard tie and looks cooler.

I only wear mine for partying.

You and I must attend very different forms of parties indeed.

Sorry - by 'partying' I mean 'The Baftas', rather than DVDs and snacks round at a mates house. 🙂

Shorts and a jacket you say (possibly only works in Italy or the French Riviera):

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He clearly didn't read the care label 🙂

Surely anyone who's anyone at the baftas is in a DJ?

work attire rules for men are very rigid: shirt and trousers and that's it. Woman get the option of a far more varied wardrobe: skirt, trosuers or shorts together with all sorts of tops: loose or tight, short or long sleeved.
I would like very much to wear shorts to the office on hot days (I wear them virtually all the time at home from may-sept) but would be frowned upon or at the least I would receive sarci comments from colleagues.

Surely anyone who's anyone at the baftas is in a DJ?

They suggest 'Cocktail' but we're not an industry sector thats very good at knowing what that even means let alone own anything appropriate.

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