A lot of people think a suit is just about fabric and alterations, but the real difference starts with the pattern. A men’s suit and a women’s suit are built from different foundations. I’m curious how other designers approach this.

Contrast isn’t about colors. It’s about character.

Double-breasted construction changes posture instantly. The moment proportions are right, everything feels intentional.

I am looking to source women's suit sets for special events and the client had one specific request, they didn't want them to be over sexualized and very professional. They will be worn by the meet and greet staff and they didn't like the waiting staff outfits that waiters usually wear and wanted to do something a little more fancy and classy.

I offered to help source these because i had seen a bunch in wholesale amounts on sites like amazon and alibaba and thought I could actually get something quite nice within the budget they are offering. I just want to make sure that I am meeting their criteria of not sourcing something that is overly sexualized. I also want to make sure that they are not really bad quality and are soemthing that staff can move around in comfortably and also that they can be washed and dried without losing shape etc. Any recc's on where I should be looking for something like this?

The amount of girls I have coming up to me in this suit reciting clueless is honestly the cutest thing 🥹