Hey guys,
Quick question, does anyone know anything about Jos A Bank? I've never been there but heard they are having great clearances on suits...before I make the drive I'm wondering if anyone knows whether their suits are acceptable quality for analysts. No need for comment from those who spend $2000 on a suit, I'm just looking for acceptable suits, not trying to be flashy. Thanks for any input.
If I were you, I'd spend $300 for a mid range suit on sale at Macy's (Calvin Klien, Kenneth Cole), rather than Jos A Bank. I believe they are in that range right?
Go see Leonard Longsdale. Tell him Dan Bush sent you. You should be able to pick up a basic suit for $2500. Dont go cheap. A cheap suit wont last. Get quality that will last.
They are not bad, I'd say get a few nice suits and one from Jos A Bank will be fine. You do get what you pay for though.
dan, how did you find a tailor to make a suit to fit your massive chest and arms? must get pricey.
thats one of the problems. i went for a 50" dunhill off the rack for a reasonable $600. I then took it to a tailor who just hacked the entire suit far beyond use. when put it on the left lapel would sit a good inch below the right and the pants would also sit at an angle -it was just a mess. so i took a 600$ hit and had my dad buy me a quality suit for a birthday present.
jos a bank is fine for regular m-f. i'd get at least one nice suit for client meetings and such.
just show up wearing some body armor, with the arms cut out. i suggest a nice kevlar flak jacket.
just curious, anybody wear three piece suits?
the Rothchilds did in 1780.
JosABank has a signature line that runs from $700-800, but you can often get them on sale for $300-350. Pretty good buy if you can get to the store at the right time.
Get your measurements and have a look on ebay. You could get an Oxxford, Cornelliani, Canali, etc for $300. Some will be NWT, NWOT, or gently used, but you will be getting a FAR superior suit.
Don't be so closed minded on the $2500 remark. You don't have to spend a million bucks to look like it.
I had a Jos. A Bank suit. I found the material somewhat cheap, but it was my first suit.
I just picked up a Joseph Aboud suit on sale at Macy's for $400. Much better quality. I'm sure they will have some sort of President's day sale coming up.
never heard of leonard longsdale
he is a bespoke maker out of NYC. he makes a suit a la huntsman, if that means anything -very stiff, just all around british.
im sure anyone who has met leonard logsdail and spent 5k per suit would most likely remember his name.
As far as Jos A Bank they are geared more towards younger people like us so you can pick up a great plain navy or charcoal suit for a couple hundred bucks and your good to go!
Andy Garcia does. He rocks that look like nobody's business.
try to look for h&m suits man collection. they are made in italy and the selections are pretty good in quality.
H&M is pretty good for a couple years...I guess it depends on how long you plan on using it before getting another one.
What's a good amount of shirts and suits to have for a banking wardrobe? I've yet to start working, so I was wondering...
10 Shirts 10 Ties 4 Suits
Vary your shirts by cutaway, spread, point collars Ties - colors, patterns Suits - Get one khaki/ivory for Fridays, one navy, one charcoal, one brown
2 black pairs of shoes, 2 brown, 1 merlot/chilli
Thats a great baseline, after that its sporadic.
Seriously? 4 suits? I thought dress is pretty much business casual, and suits are only really worn for client meetings? I was thinking 2 would be more than sufficient, at least during year 1.
Also, not to change the subject, but has anyone had custom-made suits made for cheap by oriental tailors, either in NYC or abroad? Any opinions/names to check out?
I have heard from several people that the suits and custom made shirts from Joe Hemrajani at www.mytailor.com are top notch. I was just measured recently and ordered 2 shirts and will get them in approx. 1.5 months. I'm expecting great quality.
Gucci Black Leather Horsebit Loafers?
No.
no black suit?
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