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Every man needs at least three suits that fit him properly and make him feel confident in any setting. Here’s a quick guide. Navy Wool If you had to choose just one suit in your wardrobe, make sure it’s a single-breasted navy wool suit! Navy is a symbol of professionalism and respect — for yourself and people you meet. And navy goes with all complexions. But it is important that your suit is impeccably tailored. Charcoal Wool Like navy, charcoal is extremely versatile. It goes equally well with brown, black, and tan shoes and accessories. You can dress your charcoal suit, up or down, depending on the occasion. If you are wearing a two-button suit, button only the top button. If you wear a waistcoat, never fasten the bottom button. Black A black suit is a timeless classic, every gentleman should own. A black suit can not only be worn to black tie events, but to serious gatherings, too. Coordinate with colors, patterns, and bold accessories, depending upon the o

A black suit is one of the three fundamental suits every man should have, the other two being the navy blue and the grey suit. Most men consider a black suit as the go-to suit for all occasions, so here are some amazing tips on when to wear a black suit and how to style it to suit an occasion. The black suit is a strong, stark suit and hence, not as versatile as a grey or navy blue suit. It is more suited for evening wear than for the day. Yet it can still be styled in a versatile manner to suit various occasions. ·    The Black Suit at Work Black suits are considered too formal for daily office wear, but you can wear them all the same with a bit of imaginative styling. The classic combination of a white shirt and black tie works for most offices. If you want to soften the look, pair it with pastel or neutral color shirts. Almost all ties go well with black suits, but don’t go for high contrast colors. Black Oxford or monk strap shoes can complement an office look. D