Best place to shop for men's suits on a budget - first real job

[Anonymous]

Where can you get some nice men's suits for a young 20 something on a budget?

[Anonymous]

Men’s Warehouse. Prices reasonable and they also do alterations. I tried Nordstrom rack and they were pricier.

[Anonymous]

Macy's- Ralph Lauren sale

[Anonymous]

Jos A. Bank

https://www.josbank.com

Wherever he ends up going, tell him to ask for a Classic cut suit. Otherwise, they'll sell him whatever is trendy (skinny cut, or bright blue, or whatever is trending at the moment), and he probably wants something that will last a long time

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jos A. Bank

https://www.josbank.com

Wherever he ends up going, tell him to ask for a Classic cut suit. Otherwise, they'll sell him whatever is trendy (skinny cut, or bright blue, or whatever is trending at the moment), and he probably wants something that will last a long time

Don’t do this. Suitsupply or Indochino are the go tos for entry level suiting

[Anonymous]

Agree with indochino, suit supply rec. or even j crew.

[Anonymous]

If you know measurements order from spier and Mackey
Otherwise suit supply

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jos A. Bank

https://www.josbank.com

Wherever he ends up going, tell him to ask for a Classic cut suit. Otherwise, they'll sell him whatever is trendy (skinny cut, or bright blue, or whatever is trending at the moment), and he probably wants something that will last a long time

Don’t do this. There’s nothing to make you feel worse about your first job than being in a frumpy out of style suit that’s also in a super cheap fabric, that you’re expected to wear for ten years.

Buy a $200-300 suit in a contemporary fit and color, so that he feels great about himself, and expect that he’ll be in a better place financially in two years to get a couple upgrades in the $300-$500 range.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jos A. Bank

https://www.josbank.com

Wherever he ends up going, tell him to ask for a Classic cut suit. Otherwise, they'll sell him whatever is trendy (skinny cut, or bright blue, or whatever is trending at the moment), and he probably wants something that will last a long time

Don’t do this. Suitsupply or Indochino are the go tos for entry level suiting

Suit Supply and Indochino are not go tos for entry level suiting. Jos A Bank and Men's Warehouse are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jos A. Bank

https://www.josbank.com

Wherever he ends up going, tell him to ask for a Classic cut suit. Otherwise, they'll sell him whatever is trendy (skinny cut, or bright blue, or whatever is trending at the moment), and he probably wants something that will last a long time

Don’t do this. Suitsupply or Indochino are the go tos for entry level suiting

Suit Supply and Indochino are not go tos for entry level suiting. Jos A Bank and Men's Warehouse are.

PP was replying to the idea that the OP's son should get a "classic" suit instead of something modern. I am also not a fan of that idea.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agree with indochino, suit supply rec. or even j crew.

+1. Also, try nordstrom rack. It's hit or miss by you can end up with nice suits on the cheap

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jos A. Bank

https://www.josbank.com

Wherever he ends up going, tell him to ask for a Classic cut suit. Otherwise, they'll sell him whatever is trendy (skinny cut, or bright blue, or whatever is trending at the moment), and he probably wants something that will last a long time

Don’t do this. Suitsupply or Indochino are the go tos for entry level suiting

Suit Supply and Indochino are not go tos for entry level suiting. Jos A Bank and Men's Warehouse are.

Mens Warehouse suits are garbage that make anyone wearing them look like they can't afford better

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jos A. Bank

https://www.josbank.com

Wherever he ends up going, tell him to ask for a Classic cut suit. Otherwise, they'll sell him whatever is trendy (skinny cut, or bright blue, or whatever is trending at the moment), and he probably wants something that will last a long time

Don’t do this. Suitsupply or Indochino are the go tos for entry level suiting

Suit Supply and Indochino are not go tos for entry level suiting. Jos A Bank and Men's Warehouse are.

It’s worth an extra 200-300 bucks to go suitsupply or Indochino route. I wouldn’t be caught dead in a banks or MW polyester disaster

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jos A. Bank

https://www.josbank.com

Wherever he ends up going, tell him to ask for a Classic cut suit. Otherwise, they'll sell him whatever is trendy (skinny cut, or bright blue, or whatever is trending at the moment), and he probably wants something that will last a long time

Don’t do this. There’s nothing to make you feel worse about your first job than being in a frumpy out of style suit that’s also in a super cheap fabric, that you’re expected to wear for ten years.

Buy a $200-300 suit in a contemporary fit and color, so that he feels great about himself, and expect that he’ll be in a better place financially in two years to get a couple upgrades in the $300-$500 range.

jos banks always has a $250 suit.

[Anonymous]

Wherever you buy it, make sure it’s tailored well. It will make it look more expensive than it is if it fits well.