Question: Suit Color

Unfortunately, its completely black thanks tho!

Grey, not too light

Some suits come as separates but generally, jacket and trousers are one size. E.g. 38. Look up their size guide on every detail page to get measurements.

I like the Napoli grey plain one. Not sure on ordering from the website since I haven't done it before.

Black plain.

Black or White.

Piru Red or Pink Panther Pink.

Ok seriously though: Dark blue or Dark Grey - no stripes though, as then it looks weird to wear stripey ties.

Or black with a bit of shine, not plain black.

Personally I like wearing a navy suit. Looks elite imo.

A friend of mine owns a light grey Napoli (the rather modern cut one) and it looks pretty great on him. Definitely more of a summer thing, though.

I like white suits the most to be honest tbh

Navy, Grey, Charcoal. The essentials in order.

You also want a very light suit (off-white / very light grey) for weddings and/or more formal events by the beach.

Looks fine. If off the rack, go to a nice tailour.

Would need to see it in real. As long as it can't be mistaken as black, it's ok. I personally stick to a bit lighter grey suits, and dark blue.

Looks good to me

Is the dress code even business formal? If it's not, you're wasting your money.

If it is, either of those will be fine...it's a SA stint. Not a huge fan of the top one, but neither one is too flashy.

Get a solid gray one.

I personally think that it might be perceived as preposterous from a mere SA. Don't forget that it could mean that you dress better than a senior of yours. If you were to buy one, I would advise you to go for the striped one as the other is to casual for the workplace. l

@wsoanon: I would get the navy with stripe. Not a fan of the gray one.

I think I wore a suit twice during my BB SA stint. Remember, this is summer in New York - it's often 90+ and humid.

I think only DB is still formal.

Assuming you're a college student, don't wear pinstripes or anything fancy to an interview, as some might view it in bad taste. Just go with basic solid colors. Black/charcoal is by the far the most common.

You have the most important ones. Maybe get a lighter grey than charcoal next.

The 4th of July is coming up. How could this one go wrong? https://www.shinesty.com/products/the-merican-gentleman-american-flag-d…

Light grey maybe? Also think windowpane is generally more acceptable pattern than pin stripes and still looks nice

Second year analyst, Pin stripped or window? if so recommended colours?

window pane is better - gray or blue

just go to your favorite store and look around

Those are the three colors you can use without issue at the office. Instead of venturing into patterned suits or unconventional colors I would recommend buying another navy/grey/charcoal suit but maybe change the lapels and get one with a peak lapel. This is of course assuming you want to use them in an office environment.

Mid grey or any other grey between mid grey and charcoal (of which there are infinitely many) is obviously number 4. Also, there is true navy, bright navy, midnight blue, different weaves etc. Don't think cause you have "blue" and "charcoal" you're covered.

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Seriously people... There's a forum for this. To answer your question, that'll be fine - blue and grey are both considered classic. Black is for weddings and funerals. Pinstripes/patterns are okay as long as they're subtle/understated.