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Pastor Fashionistas, check out these fun, floral patterns that are a must-have addition to your wardrobe this spring. And don't be afraid to bring out this light and colorful print for the Flavour Sisterhood Big Event May 3!
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Want a fresh look for your weekend attire? Check out this video and try folding your pocket square in this new kind of way.
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9. Love your Tailor- This is your new best friend! Get to know your tailor and let your tailor get to know you. There is nothing like having someone in your corner than understands your body type and can make a garment look like it was designed exclusively for you. I would suggest finding at least two go-to tailors in your city. Someday you may need a same day rush on a garment and one shop may be too busy, you can always fall back on the other. Remember these are skilled professionals and most people take read more...
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6. Two or Three Button?
TWO BUTTON
TOP – ALWAYS
BOTTOM - NEVER
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THREE BUTTON
TOP - SOMETIMES
MIDDLE - ALWAYS
BOTTOM - NEVER
A two button suit is classic, and with the right tailored fit it gives a polished presentation and works well on anyone. The button stance is lower and, depending on the cut, most two buttons will give you more room in the armhole, increasing mobility.
The three button suit was designed for Joel Osteen! The read more...
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2. Don’t get clerked, get consulted. Like buying a car, make sure you’re taken care of by the salesperson and that he or she provides the best customer service possible. Ask questions. If the employee can’t answer some questions you have, it may be best that you continue to look further.
3. It’s true; price is determined by the quality of the garment. Prices tend to go up when you have exclusive pieces, designer labels, bespoke tailoring, or a higher thread count in your suit. Some guys may look at an read more...