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HOW SHOULD A SUIT FIT
A decade ago, when hashtag-menswear and the Pitti Peacock made suits ubiquitous, there was only one fit that mattered. Slim, trim, Mad Men-inspired tailoring – complete with pocket squares, sprezzatura tie and double monks – replaced the boxy duds your dad wore. Trouser breaks were out, a flash of ankle was in.

The grey suit is the swiss army knife of suits. It is the most flexible suit there is, and we’ve put together this trusty guide on how to wear this transcendent shade. This guide will answer all the questions you have about wearing a grey suit, from ties, shoes, and pocket squares. There are more than 50 shades of grey but don’t fret, we’re here to break it all down.

Their opinions aren't always wrong, but they usually miss crucial points about the importance of fit, and especially what makes a bad fit. It's one thing we find people are most uncertain about, so we've identified some of the finer details to watch for when determining whether or not a suit actually fits you properly. We also tell you the best way to fix the issue.