Man in Business Suit - Flat Front or Pleated Pants?
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Pleats look extremely dated. Don't go there.0
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Pleats have a place in business. It's called the salvation army.0
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Pleats have a place in business. It's called the salvation army.
^^^^This....Flat Front is nice.0 -
Pleats are dated, flat front looks far better and modern.0
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Flat front0
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Flat front! The 90s called and they wants their pleats back.0
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Better off flat0
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Pleats are only for comfort. They look good on no man. Ever.0
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Jos. A Bank will hook you up with flat front pants and suit coats, shirt, ties etc and will not break you price-wise.0
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Flat Front Please0
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no preference, just make sure if you go flat your pockets lay flush...0
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Pleats are for gentlemen with a few extra rolls in front that need a little extra room. Today's style for the trim man is flat front and thin legged.0
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Pleats are for gentlemen with a few extra rolls in front that need a little extra room. Today's style for the trim man is flat front and thin legged.
Agreed, well said.0 -
I rock the flat front. Honestly, I think the pleats are well suited for the gentlemen that are more than few pounds heavy
I'm not sure about this. From what I've seen, pleats have a nasty habit of appearing to add pounds where there aren't any. (or extra pounds to existing girth) I made my husband get rid of all his old pleated dress pants, because they just dragged all his lines down and made him look squat and dumpy. Flat front all the way for him. I can't speak for the whole world, though.0 -
Both. Pleats do have a place.
In certain industries such as financial, always go conservative. You want to project a stable, prudent image. Latest styles and fitted clothing projects youth. Youth does not project wisdom - dress mature.
A flashy peacock tells the client that you are making too much money off him and that you spend money frivolously. Your goal is to conduct business, not make a fashion statement. Other than a wedding band and conservative watch, off the jewelry too. Less is more.
This is not a slam, but limit the female influence on business attire. (sure you will probably look better, but unless youre in the fashion industry, just dont.) Ugly ties rule.0 -
Both could be ok but.. IMPORTANT. Empty pockets always! if you need to carry keys, wallet, etc, you better have a "purse" or something like that instead of loading your pockets and look weird. And... back pocket is never to be used...0
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Both. Pleats do have a place.
In certain industries such as financial, always go conservative. You want to project a stable, prudent image. Latest styles and fitted clothing projects youth. Youth does not project wisdom - dress mature.
A flashy peacock tells the client that you are making too much money off him and that you spend money frivolously. Your goal is to conduct business, not make a fashion statement. Other than a wedding band and conservative watch, off the jewelry too. Less is more.
This is not a slam, but limit the female influence on business attire. (sure you will probably look better, but unless youre in the fashion industry, just dont.) Ugly ties rule.
Sadly, I think this nails my situation to a tee. Thanks for the response.
And I agree with all of the female responses that flat front looks better so thank you for those responses. Unfortunately I'm more likely to have to impress a fat, balding, 50-something executive.0 -
NO PLEATS!!!!!!
(Read in the "No more wire hangers" voice)
Pleats will age you and make you look bulky. guaranteed.0 -
flat front. always.
This should've been the end of the thread.0 -
I wear plat front due to the way the pleats lay on most pants. I have one pair that are pleasted but the pleat is only 1 pleat not 2 or 3 and do not bag out and add 30 pounds.0
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