You never get a second chance to make a first impression and there is no better way to make an impression than by wearing men's performance suits. You could find many of the best-made ready-to-wear online. This will give you the absolutely perfect fit but will also allow you to stand out with an original design or detail.

Traditional Design

The traditional design for dinner jackets is still adhered to although not as rigidly. They were originally made from wool and were either black or navy. The lapel was of corded or satin silk and there were never any flaps on pockets or vents.

Style of Men's Suits

For any style of men's performance suit, there are rules which will help you to look your best. Sleeve length is always very important. Showing your hands and especially the palm will engender trust in you. Covering up too much of your hands can also make you look short and stubby and this is something you always want to avoid. Make sure the shirt sleeve reaches the wrist but does not go too far. The sleeve of the jacket should also always show a small amount of the shirt cuff.

Convention

It is also a convention that the bottom button of any jacket should never be done up if there is more than one button. One a two buttoned jacket for example you should only do up the top button. If there are three buttons then you can fasten the middle one or the top two. If there are four buttons then do up the top three. This draws attention to the center of the jacket and creates a slimming effect.

There is a convention that brown shoes are only ever worn 'out of town. This implies that they are informal and should never be worn with businessmen's performance suits. For this reason, they should never be matched with grey or navy. Also always match your belt to your shoes and never wear pants that have belt loops without wearing a belt.

Final Words

Adhering to a few details will also ensure that you always finish off your look appropriately. Never wear a tie too short or too long. It should always touch the waistband. Don't ever wear check shirts with stripe ties. You can match your socks to any part of men's performance suits but this is the one element that should not stand out.