Interview Suits

About

Three things decide how an interview suit reads: the color, how quiet the pattern is, and how well it fits. The first two take a minute. The third is the reason this collection is custom made rather than picked off a rail. Start With the Color Dark navy first. Charcoal second. Mid-gray after that, and black only where the industry is genuinely formal. Those four are the whole range on this page, and you can see the full argument in how suit colors rank . The Astor Dark Navy Twill Suit is the plainest version of the safest answer; the rest of the range is in navy blue suits and charcoal suits . Keep the Pattern Quiet A solid twill or a sharkskin weave reads as one color across a desk. A fine pinstripe is the next step out and still conservative. Everything here is one of those three, so there is no wrong pick in the grid — only a more or less formal one. Then the Part That Actually Takes Work You do not choose a size. You build a Fit Profile — about sixty seconds with the Digital Tailor, or fifteen minutes with a tape measure if you prefer — and our team reviews it against thousands of past orders before the cloth is cut. If the finished suit needs adjusting, take it to a local tailor and we reimburse you, $65 on a two-piece suit. If it cannot be altered, the remake is free. On a first order, you can also send it back. The terms are on our Fit Promise . Weights here run from 155 to 320 GSM, most between 220 and 280, and every product page lists its own.