Two.
Three buttons on the jacket seems to show too little shirt. Four buttons and you risk looking like you just walked out of the NFL or NBA draft. Two is the perfect number. So why is there a ONE button suit featured on this page?
You only ever button one button on a two button jacket anyway.
The Top one. Why not go for the one button suit?
Usually seen as a bit of a high-fashion statement, this one button suit by Kenneth Cole is cut slim in the sides, has a flat front pant, and is inexplicably paired with an ugly tie on their website. My suggestion for the neckwear is one that’s slimmer, doesn’t fatten up so quickly, and is a bit more subdued in the micro-pattern.
Make sure you know how these suits by Kenneth Cole will fit you. A two button model from Macy’s should be similar enough, so try one of those on in the store. Then save some serious money by ordering this one from overstock.com. Shipping is always super cheap, and returns are easy enough (pre-tailor) if it doesn’t seem like it’ll fit.
For more tips on how to buy a great looking inexpensive suit… head right over here.
Plus a restock (no sale) of a favorite USA assembled dive watch.
It's nice when a brand warns their customers in advance of raising their prices.
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