How To Be Experimental With Your Suit Choice

In recent times the options and availability suits for men have evolved especially in a country like Pakistan where, this isn’t a part of our culture. However, the suits have reached far beyond plain navy, grey and black colours, although these are still the classic business or work options for many. The bold colors, Checks, irregular patterns, textures and a variety of different materials, the choices for men’s suits has now become far wider than ever before. Moreover, with many workplaces adopting a more casual approach to workwear, now is the time for men to discover their own fashion sense. Some men would want to move away from the very outdated suit with a white shirt and tie approach but are clueless on where to start. To put a halt on this disarray we have a number of solutions 

Although, there are multiple ways in which you can still wear them and stand out among the crowd but, you have to be progressive and creative at the same time and cut that boundary of being mundane, every time you wear a suit. 

Try Layering Different Shades of the Same Colour:

If you have never worn anything other than a very conventional suit, before you might be a bit wary about trying something different, so, a really easy way to start is through exploring colours, without going too far out of your comfort zone, that is to say try layering the same colour.

Take your traditional work suit and instead of a white shirt and coloured tie, wear it with a grey hound’s tooth shirt and a contrasting tie. Or team a navy pinstripe suit with a dark blue V-neck Shirt and no tie. Layering colours means you can update your traditional suits without going too overboard on the changes.

Monark is one clothing brand where you can find some captivating range of Dress and T- shirts, very diverse, high in fashion and offering many creative fashion solutions, so do check them out if you want to curb any ambiguity. 

Start to Add In Some Patterns To Your Style:

Once you have got used to trying colour layering, you can think about adding in patterns so you could try a checkered or a floral pattern shirt under a dark jacket, to brighten it up, or pair a striped jacket/coat with a lightly checked shirt. It’s all about trying new things and seeing what you feel comfortable in.

When you are feeling audacious then go for a stronger geometric pattern – perhaps combine a soft grey suit with a bold geometric pattern t-shirt underneath, or if you need to be formal, choose a tie with a bold bright pattern.

Times have changed and trends have evolved, it is indispensable to be one step ahead of what is being done by everyone and create your own style statement. This gives you a chance to identify yourself as not being dull or obsolete.

Try A Striped Summer Jacket:

If you are feeling audacious and keen to make a point or you want to be creative, then you could try a striped linen suit jacket in the summer with plain trousers usually a lighter tone, for a lighter feel to a suit, or go for a colour like a baby blue or pastel lemon shade of suit on a sunny day. In local market, many brands will be offering suits but not many have the courage to go beyond the traditional lines. However, Monark offers a variety of summer suits. In other words, colours which go in line with the summer season as well as the fabric.

A great way to add colour and patterns to your suits in the summer is to wear polo shirts underneath instead of a traditional shirt, you still get the collar against the jacket, but you can choose from a wide variety of colours, stripes and other patterns.

And an immaculate range of Polo T-shirts are available across all Monark stores where you can find the best of the range of summers

Checkered Suits Are A Great Option:

Fashion has always repeated itself over the course of time and one trend that has proliferated exponentially is the checkerd suits, A sheer symbolism of the classic era in the modern day .If you are going to go the whole way and pick a suit which features a pattern , there are plenty of checkered suits options available in the market and you can find them in any brand such as Monark, Royaltag , Charcoal and more.

You can pair the suit with matching colour themes but try not to go overboard. While you want to experiment, you don’t want to end up looking like crazy, clashing mass of colours and patterns that hurt the eyes! Choose accent colours which pick out an element of the outfit pattern, to create a complementary feel.

Finally, if you want to stand out from the crowd then patterns and colours and accessories such as pocket squares and lapel pins can make that happen, even just adding a touch of colour with an unusual tie, or patterned shirt, under a traditional suit can brighten up your style and create a modern twist to your outfit.