A $200 suit that fits perfectly will always look better than a $2,000 suit that is too baggy.
Brands like Spier & Mackay or SuitSupply offer high-end construction (half-canvas) at entry-level prices.
The seam should end exactly where your shoulder does.
A mix of wool and polyester is acceptable for budgets under $200, as it resists wrinkles.
It’s often too formal for daytime and can look "flat" in cheaper fabrics. ✨ 5. Details That Look Expensive
Check eBay or Poshmark for brands like Brooks Brothers or J.Crew. You can often find a $600 suit for $80. 🎨 4. Stick to Versatile Colors If you only own one or two suits, make them workhorses:
A classic "power" color that pairs with almost any shirt and tie.
Materials determine how long the suit lasts and how well it breathes.