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In the past few decades, the dress code for the American workplace has lurched in a decidedly casual direction. Many offices swear by ‘Business Casual’ and jobs that do require suits are limited to ...

The suit, as we know it, has remained largely unchanged for the past 200 years. If you were walking down London’s Jermyn Street in 1825, you wouldn’t see much denim, or many pairs of sneakers, but you ...

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So, your friend from college is getting married. Oh, wait, so is your old buddy from high school! And don't tell me that one dude you met on a bender weekend in Ibiza even invited you to his nuptials.

Our product picks are editor-tested, expert-approved. We may earn a commission through links on our site. Why Trust Us? EVEN WHEN summer is in full swing, you’re going to need a suit—an appropriate ...

If you’re eager to get dressed up again, you’re not alone. Folks are returning to suits in droves, citing relaxed office rules and dropped dress codes as the reason. When there’s no one forcing you ...