Sharp Suits NEW EDITION

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The 1960s was the peak of Mod-subculture and fashion, this was followed by the Mod Revival of the 70s. A generation of working-class young Mods (short for "Modernists") were inspired by sharp Italian tailoring. Attention to detail is the hallmark of a Mod suit, look out for the following features: Forget predictable office suits! At Atom Retro you can find a tailored mod or retro suit that expresses your personal style and individuality. Again, think about formality and seasonality. Dark colours are better for winter and light shades are more appropriate for summer. That said, a classic navy or grey single-breasted suit always makes a pretty safe bet. The best suits for men you can buy in 2023 1. M&S Tailored Fit Italian Wool Rich Suit: Best budget suit for men Going the extra sartorial mile doesn’t have to mean dressing up in a tux. If you want a more refined and intentional look than the usual two-piece lounge suit can offer, then the double-breasted alternative makes an excellent option. Flannels continuously sources key pieces and collections from the world’s most iconic brands alongside new and exciting designers.

Key details – Material: Wool blend (51% wool, 47% polyester, 2% elastane); Fit: Regular; Colour(s) available: Blue; Waistcoat: No Those of a budget-conscious disposition may want to avert their eyes: however you frame it, this is not a cheap suit. But you don’t buy Tom Ford tailoring for the low prices, you buy it for the superior cut, the glove-like fit and the high-end material. Key details – Material: Linen (acetate); Fit: Slim; Colour(s) available: Airforce blue, Apple, Blush, Navy, Sage, Soft blue, Stone, Tobacco; Waistcoat: No From striped boating blazers to classic sixties mod 3 button suits, at Atom Retro we have a complete range of styles and fabrics. Our tailoring brands, including Madcap England, Gibson London and Ben Sherman, take inspiration from the sharp suits of the Mod era whilst bringing the retro look right up-to-date. What Is A Mod Suit? If you’ve ever attended a summer wedding in a dark wool suit, you’ll understand the appeal of lighter colours and more breathable fabrics, especially for the warmer months. Staying cool in the heat plays a key role in looking put together. After all, it doesn’t matter how great your suit is, it’s never going to look good if it’s dripping with sweat.Get the fabric right. A wool blend is durable and great for everyday wear. 100-percent wool will feel more luxurious. Linens are ideal for summer.

Key details – Material: Wool blend (55% wool, 35% polyester, 7% polyamide, 3% acrylic); Fit: Tailored; Colour(s) available: Charcoal; Waistcoat: No Tweed suits are hugely fashionable for today’s gentleman. Inspired by traditional British fabrics, tweed suits have never been more popular and are ideal for getting a vintage or Peaky Blinders look. How do you style a men's suit? Generally speaking, fabrics with a higher thread count (that’s how many individual threads are in each square inch of material) are smoother, less textured and therefore more formal. Lower thread count fabrics are more heavily textured – think tweed or linen, as opposed to worsted wool – and are often seen as more casual. You can usually find the thread count by looking at a label inside the suit; it will be a number preceded by the word “super”.

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Choose this suit if you’re looking for something budget-friendly that can be worn in lots of different settings and dressed up or down with ease.