Should match what? In a modern way and the general rule of thumb is: socks should be seen as a continuation of his pants. Therefore, it should always be the exact shade of the pants, or sometimes may lean toward a darker tone up. With that you get a continuous visual line and elegant waist to your shoes, otherwise it stops at the ankle that is not an area that should be noticed, let it be.
As for the custom made suits she lets you coordinate with the half pants or the shoes or sneakers if you want. Or in some cases (sports always order), the white can be used to track your gym shoes or bermudinha / sports pants. Or, look at some supersports with sneakers (and jeans, for example), especially if the shoes in question have "something" in it white. There valley.
These above tips fit better in my book preference.
There is still a current fashionista allowing combined with half the shoe. So it is not wrong to assert this. For example, following the logic of this current, if your custom suits is dark gray or navy, you can coordinate the color of the half with the color of the shoe, which should be a black or brown.
But anyway, is up to you to choose the path, because all the options were correct, fashion wise.
On another hand, it is clear that there are exceptions to every rule and subversions that can go very right for example, echo the color of the tie in half. If the tie is maroon, can have a "note" in the middle of Burgundy. And there's also those with lozenges (having a background color of pants or shoes) that depending on your style might even make a good boss. But there is fashionable and advanced the type that works for everyone. Stay on 101 same fashion.
When it comes to custom made suits, elegance rules will have to be met exactly, both in formal events, as in casual.
At the time of choosing your suit, careful not to let the pants get too large so you do not appear to be the size that it is, and let cloth left over is never cool. The ideal length of the pants is 1 cm above the heel, and flat or folded in the Italian style. The color of the suit and pants must be the same, never mix two parts of different patterns. If in doubt when the choice of tie, choose the diagonal stripes with options that are stylish and targeted enforcement, the tie length must be knocking on the belt, which should always be the same color of the shoe. Already socks should match the color of the pants, not the shoe.
The jacket may favor their biotype if you choose the right way, paying attention to and buttoned lapels:
If you are quietly, may increase your silhouette by choosing a suit one button, which is kind of hard in the Brazilian market, therefore, adopt the 2 buttons that buttoned properly, will elongate your torso.
Skinny people can bet on double-breasted, our jacket, this style coming back into fashion, but I would not recommend it for first-timers, because it is difficult to keep buttoned with elegance.
For those who are overweight, 2 button suit, as the 1 button, helps lengthen and conceal excess at deep V that provides the lapel. A shirt with a lighter color than the jacket also slims.
For the tall and strong, suit 3 button helps to disguise the silhouette because the divides in two, calling attention to the one button buttoned properly, the middle.
There are also rules time buttoning his suit: the jacket 1 button, this can be buttoned or unbuttoned when seated, now 2 buttons, the top one should be buttoned. The LOW, EVER.
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for colors, for the job, the ideal are the gray suits, navy blue is
also a good choice, in this case, the traditional lapels will do the
trick. For an evening event, black is unbeatable, navy blue can also be used. When in doubt, leave the lightest to the darkest day and for night.
The navy custom made suits pictured in this posting is a recent suit that we made
for a local customer who had been unable to find a pant style that he
liked at the shops. He wanted a suit that was traditional, but not in
the way that “traditional” suits tend to be.
He very graciously allowed me to snap a few pictures for our site.
The suit is made from a 10.5 oz gabardine that is extremely durable
and perfect for travel. With hand pick-stitching on the lapels and
handmade buttonholes on the jacket and the waistcoat.
The grey flannel suit is another recent business suit project. This piece was made from a gorgeous pinstripe flannel fabric.
All of our suits are made using a couture muslin technique. For this process we make the suit first in a rough cotton muslin.
