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I found the perfect suit but it's pretty expensive at $800. My sister offered to get it for me but for some reason I feel it's inappropriate to spend so much on a suit.
Check suit supply.com. You could get a nice one for half that price.
I found the perfect suit but it's pretty expensive at $800. My sister offered to get it for me but for some reason I feel it's inappropriate to spend so much on a suit.
I spent <$100 on mine and it's never given me any trouble.
My $500 beater car hasn't given me any trouble, but I want to use it for years to come and not drive a beater. Trust me, there is a big difference.
You'd be hard pressed to find anything decent for that, especially if you're including the dress shirt and shoes. If you're probably going to use your suit again, why not just get it right the first time?if you dont have like 10k cash at hand, plz hold off on purchasing a suit + dress shirt + belt + shoes for more than 300$. 300$ after all is reasonable..
I just ordered a suit for $400 yesterday, made to measure. Hopefully it turns out well!
You'd be hard pressed to find anything decent for that, especially if you're including the dress shirt and shoes. If you're probably going to use your suit again, why not just get it right the first time?
dental school's interviews is not a fashion show. show up clean, neat, and everything will be good.
This topic gets a lot of noise but it honestly doesn't matter at all. I got 6 acceptances in a $175 Men's Wearhouse suit that I wore to a few second interviews of Fri/Mon back to back type situations without ironing. I even wore a brown belt with black to my last interview and just kept the jacked on so nobody would see. I swear the suit industry has us all duped and are playing us for suckers. It's what's under the suit that matters, not the suit itself, and if the school can't see that, then why would you want to attend there in the first place?
Worse than the bottom button were the people who forgot to cut the big X vent stitching lolI got a $600 suit for half off. Wonderful deals are all around. Just make sure you get the right fit and the right style.
And, for the love of God and all that is holy don't you ever, ever, ever button the bottom button of your suit jacket. I will hunt you and do wicked things to you with a handpiece.
A little piece of advice from a second yr medical student. Find a suit on deal at Nordstrom for around $200. Gracefully accept the 800 from your sister. Save $600 for when you are a poor student living on loans. I spent $150 on my suit after all the discounts and got into every school I interviewed at. When you graduate make it a point to buy yourself a nice expensive suit to celebrate your achievement.I found the perfect suit but it's pretty expensive at $800. My sister offered to get it for me but for some reason I feel it's inappropriate to spend so much on a suit.
NavyI know this is a little of topic, but is there a recommended suit color (black vs navy)?
I know this is a little of topic, but is there a recommended suit color (black vs navy)?
Keep shopping around. I got a deal, 2 suits for $400. They are slim-fitting, the exact colors I wanted. Wouldn't have bought a suit for more than $200 or so.I found the perfect suit but it's pretty expensive at $800. My sister offered to get it for me but for some reason I feel it's inappropriate to spend so much on a suit.