Smartly designed with stretch fabric that helps you move and breathe inside its slim-fit structure, this modern suit from Kenneth Cole Reaction is ready to tackle any event that lies ahead.
Product SKU:
14812480
Jacket:
slim fit; notched lapels; button closure; two buttons; kissing buttons at the cuff; flap pockets; welt pocket at chest; side vent; fully lined
Pants:
slim fit; zip fly with hook; belt loops; side pockets; crease; flat front; finished hem; welt pockets at back
Shell: polyester, rayon, spandex; lining:
polyester
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A "real" suit minimum would be something like from Jos. A. Bank. FOr $119 on clearance - they're always on clearance btw, get a traveler collection or a 1905 line. I actually prefer the 97/3% wool to spandex for a bit of stretch nowadays, it doesn't sound like you are shuffling sheets of paper like the OP polyester suits. Its something that can last more than two wears, and not fall apart dry cleaninig. Be aware of loose seams, buttons or threads, which are common on all cheaper suits.
As someone who has had a low-paying job that required a suit and who couldn't find the right size at thrift stores, I have a deep appreciation for a cheap suit. And a deep understanding for why someone would buy one.
Who uses suits now a days? I went to an interview and out of 5 candidates including myself there was one person in a suit, it was super awkward and you could tell the interviewer was about to laugh but held it together.
Who uses suits now a days? I went to an interview and out of 5 candidates including myself there was one person in a suit, it was super awkward and you could tell the interviewer was about to laugh but held it together.
Walmart is funny like that, hope you got the cashier job
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A "real" suit minimum would be something like from Jos. A. Bank. FOr $119 on clearance - they're always on clearance btw, get a traveler collection or a 1905 line. I actually prefer the 97/3% wool to spandex for a bit of stretch nowadays, it doesn't sound like you are shuffling sheets of paper like the OP polyester suits. Its something that can last more than two wears, and not fall apart dry cleaninig. Be aware of loose seams, buttons or threads, which are common on all cheaper suits.
Are there other materials for suits? I'm allergic to wool and evidently going by the comments on here anything else is rubbish......so where does that leave me?
just checked their site and couldn't find it under sale or full priced suits.
Is the $250 only for end of the year sale or something?
It's their red line - they run $50 off deals often. If you fit the cut (fits my dad bod well, it's generous and designed for tailoring) it's a fantastic deal. Mine just needed jacket work and a tapered leg.
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Who uses suits now a days? I went to an interview and out of 5 candidates including myself there was one person in a suit, it was super awkward and you could tell the interviewer was about to laugh but held it together.
I applied for a dishwasher position in a suit in the early 2000s. I go by the mindset of dress for the job you want, not the one on the table.
Who uses suits now a days? I went to an interview and out of 5 candidates including myself there was one person in a suit, it was super awkward and you could tell the interviewer was about to laugh but held it together.
Can you link to a high-quality suit for $80? Slickdealers obviously care about saving money, and some people only wear suits once or twice a year.
Agreed everyone criticizes like 3 dollar tshirts and says there not modal comparing to 20$ tshirts. The comment about if you need a cheap suit is spot on. A cheap suit that fits well is better than a nicer suit that fits terribly. Most of us buy it and can't fit into it by the time we need it!🤣
Who uses suits now a days? I went to an interview and out of 5 candidates including myself there was one person in a suit, it was super awkward and you could tell the interviewer was about to laugh but held it together.
Interviewer was probably laughing because they'd never had to make an easier decision.
Who uses suits now a days? I went to an interview and out of 5 candidates including myself there was one person in a suit, it was super awkward and you could tell the interviewer was about to laugh but held it together.
Adults wear them.
I wear them frequently, usually without a tie these days. I wear them when pitching large consulting jobs. I wore one last week for my high school son's banquet. I wore one last month to a baptism. I wear them to charity events. I wear them to my work holiday parties. I will wear one to church with my family in 2 weeks on Easter. The attorneys I work with almost always wear them.
I'm a hiring manager and have interviewed hundreds of people. I've never laughed at someone for wearing a suit - that's ridiculous. Probably 25% of the candidates I interview these days wear a suit to interviews (mostly software development, architect and leadership roles).
I'm guessing you were interviewing for an entry level retail job? That's about the only time I can think a candidate would even see any other candidates.
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Who uses suits now a days? I went to an interview and out of 5 candidates including myself there was one person in a suit, it was super awkward and you could tell the interviewer was about to laugh but held it together.
When I interviewed for Tesla back in November I was one of only 2 people out of 60+ that was wearing a suit. It pretty much guaranteed me the job and I got many compliments for wearing it.
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These are terrible suits if you need a good suit.
These are good suits if you just need a suit.
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Seems unprofessional to laugh at the person.
Is the $250 only for end of the year sale or something?
Is the $250 only for end of the year sale or something?
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Ended up an assistant manager before I was 18.
I wear them frequently, usually without a tie these days. I wear them when pitching large consulting jobs. I wore one last week for my high school son's banquet. I wore one last month to a baptism. I wear them to charity events. I wear them to my work holiday parties. I will wear one to church with my family in 2 weeks on Easter. The attorneys I work with almost always wear them.
I'm a hiring manager and have interviewed hundreds of people. I've never laughed at someone for wearing a suit - that's ridiculous. Probably 25% of the candidates I interview these days wear a suit to interviews (mostly software development, architect and leadership roles).
I'm guessing you were interviewing for an entry level retail job? That's about the only time I can think a candidate would even see any other candidates.
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