Men'sFashion

Wearing a suit isn’t in the cards for some Millennials. Most Millennials are all about jeans and T-shirts. But now that these new pillars of society are working, and making the big bucks in the tech industry, they need to step up their fashion statement. But it’s hard to put the jeans and the T-shirt in the closet and slip into a suit. Suits can be uncomfortable and boring. And those two words are not in the unwritten Millennial dress handbook. That’s why many young techies and other Millennials are going for the semi-formal gold in an Italian suit. Italian suits are the superstars of the men’s semi-formal wear.     But some young men don’t get the Italian suit thing. They shop for the best suit price they can find. They usually wind up with a domestic suit or a suit from China or an emerging market country that doesn’t know much about quality suit making. Italians are the masters of good taste in suit making. One look at a MensItaly Italian suit spread will...

There is a certain fashion flavor that comes to mind when you see some men in a suit. That flavor can be like those jelly beans that taste like hot sauce or lawn clippings. It’s not unusual to see men wearing those buy-one-get-two free suits that have the form of a wet mop and the quality of a scratched LP record. Those men don’t understand what wearing a suit means. But Italian men are not in that poor quality suit category. Italian suits are first in quality and fashion taste, and they are on fleak on runways around the world.                                                             But why are Italian suits such a big deal? Why did Italian suit aficionados like Giorgio Armani and Gianni Versace become multi-millionaires? The answer is in the fabric and in the fit. Suits from Italy have a reputation to protect. The...