Just curious. I've always loved suits as a kid and nowadays I find any excuse to wear one. Even when I'm bored, I'll throw on my suit and strut around in it! I love suits a lot and am extremely excited to begin buying my prom tux, white with undecided vest and tie. I've also noticed ever since i got my haircuts and wore my first suit, I look way better. I also get hit on frequently but thats another story  . Otherwise does anyone else love wearing suits or is it just my weird fascination  . Well suits and my warmups for track season!

I work in an office that dresses down 24/7, I'm the only one that wears button downs, ties and nice pants to work 3/5 days. I get complimented so much by my bosses that they told the manager to start dressing better. lol

Not so much a suit, but I do like wearing a waistcoat and tie.  I'll like it even more when I finally have top Sx and my clothes fit properly.

The avatar I have should say it all!

Yes, I love wearing suits and waistcoats/vests, unfortunately, I do NOT have a full on 3-pieced suit atm. 

In the New year I hope to change that with some of the extra cash that I no longer will have to pay for my car loan! 

I love wearing suits- any type of dress clothes really. I've got a nice collection of dress clothes over the years. Haven't gotten a chance to wear anything as of late since no big events have gone on but I'm thinking about busting something out for christmas.

I've never really worn a suit, sort of because I try to avoid getting ->-bleeped-<- from my mom if I can. But I've always wished I could wear one. Really want to get myself one now..

I don't even have a suit (haven't really come across any situation that would've absolutely required it) but I'd love to have one some day. They are just damn expensive. @_@

I love men who dress well. Men who wear suits, or a nice shirt, and pants - Mmmmmm.

Go for it - please!

Yes, from that one experience when I was 14 who dressed up in my dad's collared shirt and tie.

Yeah I used to collect suit jackets at goodwill. I wear button down shirts, slacks and ties any chance I get. Usually with a sweater, cause even law school seems to think suits are a bit formal for everyday wear.

I like dress casual a whole lot, ties and dress shirts and cardigans. I'm starting to come back to my initial love of andro style and I love suits with women's cardigans/button downs since my face looks masculine.

Well I don't wear suits like 24/7, I just realized my style of clothing involves lots of button-ups, collared shirts, and reg jeans. Only a few things I have aren't buttons and collars but just normal t-shirts lol. I've been told I don't dress like normal teens sometimes.

I've only worn a men's suit once. I'm gendered female at work, and don't have any other excuses (and even if I *was* seen as a guy, none of my coworkers wears suits! Cordoroy pants and a knit tie is pretty dressy around my office).  But one of my friends was getting married and I kind of absurdly insisted on getting a three-piece suit for the occasion.  It was foolish, but awesome.  Now I just need more occasions to wear it!  Ironically, though, I'm so universally seen as female that people don't even do a double-take seeing me in men's clothes.  It's perceived as an idiosyncratic clothing choice, but nothing more.  I've got mixed feelings about that-- gives me way more freedom in how I dress, but it's quite frustrating from a gender identity perspective. 

The things that I love the most about my suit? The pockets! And the room!  I've worn quite a few women's suits in my time, and they're nowhere near as comfortable, and have nowhere near the carry space.  Everything but an ipad pocket.  (It says a lot about the sexualization vs function of men's and women's bodies and clothing.) 

Quote from: LatrellHK on December 14, 2014, 05:07:19 PM
Well I don't wear suits like 24/7, I just realized my style of clothing involves lots of button-ups, collared shirts, and reg jeans. Only a few things I have aren't buttons and collars but just normal t-shirts lol. I've been told I don't dress like normal teens sometimes.

It's true that most teens don't wear a lot of button front shirts. They more trend towards the skinny jeans and hoodies and t-shirts etc. Good for you for being true to yourself!

Love them. Going in for a one or two custom for ones at the new year. I'm super excited.

i used to dress with a plain t shirt and basketball shorts, but recently i changed the way that i dress.

button ups, cardigans, cable knit sweaters, peacoat jacket, sweater hoodies, desert boots, leather boots... i like it a lot.

Jim Caviezel, in "person of interest", wears a suit verrry well

I would love wears a full piece suit, but I can't afford one, and I really don't have an occasion to wear one.  I do have a male shirt and a pair of male suit pants, but I can rarely find an occasion to wear those, and they are kind of big on me....well the shirt is.

Suits are sharp, I enjoyed wearing them back in the day. It depresses me that society has declined to where wearing a suit is is some sort of class intimdation where I live.

they can be constricting....  Used to love them.  Now I'm all about stayin comfortable.