Everyone loves a man in a (linen) suit.
A men’s suit is capable of many things. A man in a suit radiates a certain confidence that, let’s face it, gets business done. It should also go without saying that this particular topic, although concerning menswear, is relevant to women. Why? Well, because what woman doesn’t swoon over a man in a perfectly fitting suit?
Suits have the power to completely transform a man. The thing is, there are a lot of bad suits out there! Although trends change, some things will always remain classic. For a relaxed, easy going vibe, try sporting a linen suit.
A suit made of linen has all the features of a traditional suit, keeping your overall appearance refined and polished. There is just something about linen fabric though that gives off a air of effortless style.
It’s a timeless look that is suits every age. There is also something innately European about a suit made of linen. They always look like they belong on the hot, humid streets of Florence, where style doesn’t take a break even on the most sweltering, sticky summer days.
I could try to explain to you the allure of linen but I believe Fashionising describes it perfectly:
You’ll look great, stay cool, and be stylish beyond words!
Styles change over the years, but linen is always a classic choice. The only thing left to consider is the cut of the suit. To be honest, I am hardly the expert on this subject, but I gained some very valuable insight after reading Fashionising’s guide to men’s suit. It’s a fun guide that is great for anyone who loves learning about fashion!
A linen suit is a versatile fashion that can be mixed and matched with different colors and fabrics for a stylish look. If you have an expertly cut suit, then get creative with your shirts, pocket squares, or ties.
And ladies- you can wear a linen suit or blazer for a chic look too! Add some fashionable accessories or pair it with a fun, patterned blouse. I love this look because it’s a far cry from typical pant suit made of synthetic materials.
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Vik Daswani
Definitely you are right, linen men’s suits are perfect for traditional look. Thanks for sharing
Petar Amerov - CEO, Hyper Group
Great linen staff
Idris Sebagala
Can I see more of men suits and how much?
helen chisum
I’m New to this Linen fabric, so I’m not savvy about weights here at this site…Soooo, what weight is 235 GSM I mean in American … like Rustic heavy 4c22 or is it a med weight like that Ll019? or it like those mystery weights that you run every so often ?
Betsy
For a men’s suit, what weight of linen would you recommend? Obviously not handkerchief . . .
kamlendra sony
For Linen Men’s suits,the weight should be 235 GSM.
kamlendra sony
i am manufacturer and exporter of suiting fabrics from india and dealing in Linen,linen cotton,Polyviscose blended suiting and polycotton shirting.
You can reach me at- kamlendra_soni@yahoo.co.in or at skype- sony.kamlendra
I will try to satisfy all your queries.