I usually don't click on the main page style scenarios but decided to check this one out as my company is interviewing candidates and it seems more casual styles are common for interviews. Whatever, let's have a go. Plus the guy is wearing the menswear uniform of blue jacket, gray pants, blue shirt.
Can we talk about the top photo for a second? If not, click away but we have to. This site used to be about Fit > Cost so we would find great styles that fit well for an affordable price. Note to Jason P. if he is a poster, it is awesome you workout as more people should but your clothing fit needs to take this into consideration.
The pants in the thigh region are tight to the point I would say the wearer needs to size up or try a different fit. It goes with the working out territory speaking as someone who cannot wear athletic fit. People like to poke fun at skinny jeans or super slim fit suits but this look is similar and does not get mentioned on the somewhat regular "What Styles Should Die" thread that pops up.
The jacket in the upper arm is also pretty stretched doing a basic movement. I would suggest trying a different size or fit if you want to stick with Bonobos otherwise a new brand would be needed.
If you are buying a $400 sport coat, $200+ watch, and a $300+ briefcase, you can afford to tailor your clothing. In this instance the sizing is wrong on the small end and there is only so much fabric you can let out.
Can we talk about the top photo for a second? If not, click away but we have to. This site used to be about Fit > Cost so we would find great styles that fit well for an affordable price. Note to Jason P. if he is a poster, it is awesome you workout as more people should but your clothing fit needs to take this into consideration.
The pants in the thigh region are tight to the point I would say the wearer needs to size up or try a different fit. It goes with the working out territory speaking as someone who cannot wear athletic fit. People like to poke fun at skinny jeans or super slim fit suits but this look is similar and does not get mentioned on the somewhat regular "What Styles Should Die" thread that pops up.
The jacket in the upper arm is also pretty stretched doing a basic movement. I would suggest trying a different size or fit if you want to stick with Bonobos otherwise a new brand would be needed.
If you are buying a $400 sport coat, $200+ watch, and a $300+ briefcase, you can afford to tailor your clothing. In this instance the sizing is wrong on the small end and there is only so much fabric you can let out.
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