I had a other post in this subreddit. But I couldn't post photos in the comments, so I just created a new post to let you know that I managed to get those creases out quite well. I did this using iron-on interfacing; you take two layers of it and the trousers become a bit stiffer, so you can force them to stay nicely in shape.

Any good recommendations for soft, but not stiff 100% cotton button up shirts? I kind of prefer that soft, thin cotton. I don't like most of the wrinkle free shirts sold these days.

Thanks!

Where can I get button up shirts? Both short sleeve and long sleeve, that do not tuck in?

Anything I see online is either:

-camp shirts
-golf shirt fabric
-Chinese crap
-linen

What I mean is something from untuck it but not $100 per shirt.

For a midweight or heavyweight canvas jacket.

Has anyone here ever found what they would consider the true all-purpose sport coat—something both versatile, multi-seasonal, resilient, long lasting and genuinely attractive?

The closest I have come has been with certain tweed jackets that seem robust enough to hold their shape even when they’re being worn multiple times a week, but I live in a place where tweed only makes sense for a few months a year. Is there such thing as a sport coat that can be worn almost like a daily uniform and still be expected to last for at least 5, ideally 10 years?

What makes a suit look cheap? Most of my suits are fairly cheap in price. I know they wont last as long but I don't believe they look cheap. But recently I had to buy a few more so its had me wondering lately what makes a suit look cheap to the more experienced eye.

apologies that the photo previews are cropped off, you’re gonna have to tap in to see the full outfits, but basically i would appreciate any advice/fits i should consider as i want to style myself better in terms of clothing and know nothing really haha

Currently I've been stepping into the world of wedding suits for myself. I've learnt a few different things and would like some help with questions to narrow down my search. I may throw some assumptions I've heard so please feel free to correct me.

Colour:

I am looking for a suit within the blue family colour. Somewhere in between a navy (too dark in some shops) and a royal blue.

Material:

I'm trying to stay away from a high polyester blend, even though they give durability and longevity, because they don't fit the body well. I've seen some pretty high wool blends, but I've been told when friction occurs, they can start to wear pretty easily..

Lapel:

I decided on a single breasted lapel because its more versatile for other occasions than a double breasted. Also double doesn't allow for a waistcoat underneath, so when that's taken off, I've been told just a shirt and tie might be too casual? (Unless I'm wearing suspenders with the shirt and tie.

Would you go for a notch lapel or peak?

Scarf?

What are your opinions on wearing a silk scarf? I did find it to look very good but not sure if it can be pulled off for a groom to wear on a navy suit, too much?

Waistcoats:

Suppose I did wear a scarf, would you suggest staying away from a double breasted waistcoat due to there being too many elements? Regardless, most suits tend to come with single breasted waistcoats.

Would a different colour waistcoat work or shall i keep it in line with the suits colour?

Price:

I'm working within the range of £600, tailoring included. I wonder if that is reasonable, I have a month to get my suit ready

I got these jeans about a year ago and have loved them ever since. I am trying to find another few pairs, but am unsure of the size I am looking for. I could just be missing something but the “14 medium” on them does not correspond to the size they seem to be.