Suiting Up Class of 2023
Suiting Up Class of 2023 (Photo: CanvifyMe)

Last week, Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) delved into the elegance of Little White Dresses (LWDs) for female graduates. This week, it's the gents' turn to shine! Graduation ceremonies should be memorable occasions, and your choice of attire should reflect the significance of the day. Opting for a classic locally made suit can take your graduation style to the next level, combining sophistication with a nod to local craftsmanship.

Why Choose Locally Made Classic Suits?

Tailored to Perfection: A locally made suit allows for a personalised fit, ensuring you look and feel your best on your big day. Local designers and tailors can work with you to choose the right fabric, style, and fit that is right for your individual preferences and body shape.

Timeless Elegance: Classic suits in colours like navy, charcoal grey, or black are timeless and appropriate for formal occasions, making them ideal for graduation ceremonies.

Tips for Achieving the Perfect Graduation Suit:

Plan Early: Start your search for a local tailor or establishment. Quality tailoring takes time, so don't leave it to the last minute.

Fabric Selection: Consider the season and opt for breathable fabrics like wool or wool blends. These fabrics are versatile and can be worn year-round.

The Right Fit: The key to a stylish suit is the fit. Ensure your suit is tailored to your measurements and allows for comfortable movement. Multiple fittings may be required for that perfect fit.

Accessorise with Care: Elevate your look with well-chosen accessories, such as a coordinating tie or pocket square. Keep it classy and understated.

Local Pride: Ask your tailor about the origin of the fabric and the craftsmanship behind the suit. This knowledge adds a personal touch to your graduation attire and showcases your support for local talent.

With that being said, gentlemen, don't underestimate the power of a locally made classic suit in making a memorable impression at your graduation. It's more than just attire; it's a statement of support for local businesses and a reflection of your commitment to style and craftsmanship.

Here are a few looks from some local designers that can make a significant impact.

Photos: IG: @markanthonydesigns, @carltontttbrown, @davidhowell,

@spokesapparel, @levacdesigns

(Photo: CanvifyMe)
Mark Anthony Designs (Photo: IG: @markanthonydesigns)
Carlton Brown (Photo: IG: @carltontttbrown)
David HowellI (Photo: GF: @davidhowell)
Spokes Apparel (Photo: IG: @spokesapparel)
Levac Designs (Photo: IG: @levacdesigns)

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