What are Work Suits?
A suit, lounge suit, or business suit is a set of clothes comprising a suit jacket and trousers of identical textiles worn with a collared dress shirt, necktie, and dress shoes. A skirt suit is similar, but with a matching skirt instead of trousers. It is considered informal wear in Western dress codes
Work Suits Prices In South Africa
Pinnacle Navy Rubberised Rain Suit With Reflective – Medium
R152.00
Navy Blue 2 Piece Conti Suite Safety Overalls – Size 50
R194.00
What are the 4 types of suits?
There are three basic types of suits: the two-piece, the three-piece, and the tuxedo. Within those suit styles, there are endless variations on the material (wool, cotton, polyester), button style (two- vs. three-button and double-breasted), pocket arrangement, venting, and cut (slim-fit, classic fit, and more).
Why do we wear suits to work?
Receive Respect. Every man wants respect, and a suit is one way to achieve it. It shows that you put time and effort into your appearance, respecting those around you and certain situations. For instance, you do not want to show up to a business meeting sloppily dressed, so you should wear a suit for this occasion.
Which suits do you need?
The 5 Suits Every Man Should Own
- Navy single-breast. It is sometimes said that the navy blazer is man’s answer to the little black dress.
- Charcoal single-breast. If every man’s first suit should be navy (it should), then his second should be grey.
- Dark double-breast.
- The summer suit
- The dinner suit.
When should you wear a suit to work?
When going on a job interview, including informal interviews, meeting a potential employer over coffee, or career fairs and expos because you are job hunting. On the personal front, (unless otherwise requested or noted on an invitation as “casual attire”) men should wear a suit to weddings and funerals.