Hey Millennials, What’s With the Suit Hate?

I saw a post recently about suits, and it got me thinking. Millennials — I’ve got a bone to pick with you.

It’s not about the virtue signaling.
It’s not the cancel culture.
It’s not even the fact that you’ve traded tailored jackets for joggers and hoodies, as if Silicon Valley chic is the new gold standard.

It’s deeper than that.

You ditched Blockbuster for Netflix. You think “Avatar” was actually a good movie. You worship efficiency, disruption, and comfort—but somewhere along the way, you tossed out the dignity of dressing well.

You say suits are outdated, unnecessary, a symbol of “the man.” But maybe—just maybe—they represented something else: pride, professionalism, presence.

Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create... well, you get the idea.

So here’s my challenge: wear a suit. Not for the job. Not for a date. Just because it reminds you to stand a little taller.

Because style isn't about comfort. It's about character.