TDI 4XMotion (Lee)

<center><img src="http://feministing.com/fu.jpg"></center><p>a "**** the Man" tie to show your individuality?
j/k

Nimrod (Jody)

I'm sure in all your 20 something years of experience you must be right.

5timeaudiowner

I hire engineers. The smart ones show up in jacket/suit and tie. Some have been smart enough to casually mention that they feel compelled to dress well for an interview, then state that they will adapt to the dress code required by the position.
I think this is good approach.

Astronut

In Winter Park. Forgot to ask. I can meet you and we can caravan over together

Mr. Head

I've never had an interview for a job that I knew someone had already given to me, so I like to be prepared and look my best.

Mr. Head

Sooo.....any recomendations for a Tailor?

5timeaudiowner

Swimming, barbeque, etc... Wish I had know. Hope things are good with you Guy. We will have to meet soon.

mike*green

of the queue and get it done.. If it is a reputable place they will do it. If it was a $139 suit, well, maybe not.

Mexican Audi (Shane)

and adjusting the waste. If you need the jacket modified that might take a few days.

My cousin buys all of his suits downtown at that high end men's clothing store (Siegels?) and they tailor the same week.

I try to buy all of mine at Mens Wearhouse for the convenience of same day tailoring. Just buy their higher end stuff (Calvin Klein, Daniel Cremieux or Donna Karen) because their store brands aren't the best. My last two suits I bought on clearance at Dillards, but they took two weeks to tailor them.