Suits you sir!!

[Ally]

I worked from 11-2 today which meant as I was walking back to the bus station I passed the law courts, the banking quarter and lots of offices and as they finish work at 2pm it was really busy round there.

As I'm normally starting work at 2 I never see these people.

I didn't realise how many men still wore suits.
My they did look smart.

Oh I do like a man in a suit.

[Kaz]

Me too, but as Mick works from home these days he's usually in jeans and a teeshirt or hoodie

[Fugitive]

Oooh and so do I. Though I saw a few young blokes at a wedding last weekend wearing suits with fitted short jackets - what we used to call 'Bum Freezers' and I wasn't that keen. Not that I object to a neat bum on a bloke but it looked wrong

[Kaz]

Not keen on the sound of those Fugi

[Workingman]

Suits... the West's answer to Chinese regulation clothing and a sort of modern day suit armour.

I was at a reception in the ME. We long-timers, inc the big boss, were there in suede bondu boots, khaki shorts, open neck white shirts - no ties. In walks the Minister followed by his Civil Service wonks.... they all looked like the inspector in Death in Paradise, sweat was the order of the day for them, but they were sooo well dressed! Nice!

Smart casual is so much better.

[Kaz]

Yes........but...............there is something about a man in a suit - or even better, in a DJ

[Workingman]

Yeah, a DJ does it, especially when matched with jogging bottoms and Reeboks, it's is soo classy.

[Kaz]

No finesse some folk

[Diflower]

Suits are good
My dad was always very fussy about his clothes and had some lovely suits - he had to wear them for work anyway - and being a sportsman had the figure for them too

There's definitely something sexy about seeing a bloke who's normally dressed casually suddenly all smooth-looking.
Bb scrubs up well in a suit too

[Kaz]