Style direction
Men’s business style
This is your palette
Edges, not folds.
You dress for rooms where things get decided. A suit, or a jacket and trousers, that fit at the shoulder, a pressed shirt, polished shoes. The risk is looking stiff; the cure is a fit that is close without pulling, and one colour from your palette in the shirt or the tie.
Key pieces
- Suit trouser, flat frontA clean crease to the shoe.
- Pressed cotton shirtA collar that sits under the jacket, a cuff that shows a little.
- Fine merino polo or roll-neckFor the days without a tie.
- Suit jacket that fits at the shoulderThe seam ends where your shoulder does.
- Knee-length overcoatFalls straight over the jacket.
Fabrics
Accessories
What to skip
Shiny suiting, novelty ties and square-toed shoes. A suit that does not fit is worse than no suit.
How to find your style direction
The quiz shows you looks and asks which you would wear, then how you spend your days. The nine tastes it offers fold into these five directions, and the one it finds is read alongside your palette and your outline.