I only had one job I ever deemed worthy of wearing a suit and that's when I worked in an Embassy. Other than that it's for weddings and funerals.

Ah. My company charges our clients $250.00 per hour, plus expenses, for my consultations so I figure I should look sharp for them.

Or you can skip the suit and say if you wore one you'd need to charge even more. :-)

I try to dress up as much as possible. It's fun to look dapper.

I don't own a suit (one that fits), but if I had a job that required one (which I wish I did) I would have several.

I have too many...

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I think 2-3 quality ones would be sufficient for most.

But then again, you're not most men. You're at a whole 'nother level. :bowdown:

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I fit a dead body in the trunk last week. Thanks nissan

Good job!!! :tiphat:

I think 1 is too many for anyone. But then again, I don't even understand why anyone would wear a tie, much less a suit, for any reason.

It's not for some people.

I enjoy dressing up. It's fun.

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You don't wear a suit to work, or a tie even, do you?


And dressing up isn't fun when you gotta do it every day... I pretty much stopped wearing ties to work because I could feel it raising my blood pressure.
I thank sweet baby Jesus every time it's casual day and when is professional Friday, I often want to beat someone and boycott. Lol. Usually a stolen casual Friday is rewarded by a week of casual attire

My minimum attire to a client is a suit or slacks/sport coat -- each without a tie. The tie comes out about one out of five visits.

You'd have to pay me a whole lot to wear a suit or tie to work. Then again, you'd have to pay me a whole lot to directly interact with clients.

Back on topic: I need to figure out if there's a more space efficient way of storing the spare/tools/etc. It takes up a ton of room, and I feel like there's a fair bit of emptyness in there that gets wasted.