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Balance a solid torso with neatly cut (but not slim-fit) trousers. A single-breasted suit with one or two buttons will suit you more than a double-breasted jacket. You don’t want to look like the Hulk bursting out of his clothes. If you’re a regular gym goer and have attained the “perfect V” shape, avoid narrow and skinny suits. Double-breasted jackets are great at adding more presence and avoid a break in the trousers. This lends a little extra volume to the cut and gives you a stronger shoulder line. If you’re slim and slender you should get a jacket with a roped shoulder. A good suit can make you look taller, slimmer and accentuate your shoulders. Best suits: choosing the right suit for your body typeīuying the best suit isn’t just about spending the most money and getting the best brand – you also have to find the best silhouette to match your body type. If you want to dress for your body type, then single-breasted suits have a slimming effect, creating a defined waist with usually one or two-button fastenings, whereas double-breasted suits are better for lean, tall frames, creating a blocky silhouette which broadens the torso. Some men prefer to save double-breasted suits for special occasions, but they look equally at home in the office (especially if you want to make a power play). If your wardrobe is mainly made up of single-breasted suits, then maybe add a double-breasted option to make a statement. There’s no hard rule about when to wear one over the other. The good news is that both of these options are in style at the moment.

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