How a Suit Should Fit (2022 Guide)

[@TheGreektrojan]

Great video. The only piece of advice I can offer is to not worry too much about going 11/11, especially when going off the rack. Depending on how you are built, it can get quite hard to nail each aspect. Do your best to hit as many of the marks you can and you'll look great, especially during this current 'loose fit' meta.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Good point!

[@muffemod]

playstation generation meta users

[@Landstalker1999]

This is so true. I bought a suit jacket 10 years ago that seems perfect on the shoulders and the overall length seems right. But it can be seen as too wide or loose if buttoned (which can be fixed by hemming the sides) but I like wearing it opened and I think it looks good and even a friend of mine who is usually critical clothing said it looks good on me.

[@ThePoshPrince]

That's exactly what i thought.

[@FallacyAsPraxis]

Thank you for producing a good quality video on the importance of fit. Most men's fashion videos these days are all the same. They preface on the assumption that all men are skinny, scraggly, and have thin, chicken legs. If you're a dude who spends even just a few days a week working out in a gym then you're going to have bigger shoulders and upper arms, you're going to have a bigger chest, and you're going to have thighs and glutes. And if you don't work out then you're either obese or have a dad-bod with at least a bit of a belly. The average man today falls into one of these two latter categories, and seriously, how many times have you seen a fat guy in a skinny suit and thought it was a good look? The suits they're pushing as 'modern' now are too tight, and short and don't look masculine at all. I had a buddy who was suited like this for his wedding. The tailor kept telling him how good it looked, but he looked ridiculous. The jacket was so tight that he couldn't freely move his arms, and the pants were too short and tight. The suit looked at least two sizes too small, but the tailor kept telling him that this is the look that guys are wearing now. Maybe, but its not a good look for some. Form-fitting clothing look great on women with thin, curvy bodies but they NEVER look good on dudes. I took him to my 'old-school' tailor, and that dude fixed him up in a much better looking suit that fit him perfectly. Yes, it was 'traditional' and 'conservative' but it was also very masculine, and a really sharp look. A suit should fit one's body, not the tailor's idea of modernity. .

[@igordmitriev7211]

Pants this tapered make the shoes look gigantic and put of proportion in my opinion. Especially if you have a larger shoe size, you start looking like a stickman on skis. Straight cut with full break give so much better proportions overall.

[@Kids11111]

Correct! The hem of the pants should cover at least half of the shoe length if one doesn't want to look like they're wearing clown shoes.

[@redacted7058]

Thank you for this video. My current off-the-rack jacket is "good enough" but not great in terms of fit, and this video helped me figure out the specific areas where the fit could be improved.

[@mohammadangginugrohomcjogja]

Is this a prophecy? I have been thinking of making a rich brown suit for a while. I even have made a mood board to narrow down what I want. And, bam, here is my favourite fashion figure talking about suit. Let me call my tailor for an appointment.

[@BrockMcGoff]

It was meant to be!

[@jaybone8119]

Incredible video, really helped me understand what to look for. Can you link me to the grey vested suit you were wearing early in the video? That’s exactly the style and color I would like to find.

[@mickjr270]

Finding g a good tailor is a chore worth doing.

[@brunobenhurg]

This is pure gold. Thank you!

[@wilsonbrownofficial2828]

Thanks for the video. This is a great help.

[@samsenneville]

The cup test is no good for people with long arms and short torso, nor for people with short arms and long torse. Both of which are fairly common.

[@shubhodeepmitra5505]

great video, thanks

[@TruthDefender]

super informative

[@lyndonbritt3728]

I would've liked to have seen how well the suit fit with the models sitting down. How the pant leg fit in relation to the shoes. When I was a youth, the pant leg coming just below the shin, was okay. But now, I believe the pant leg just come lower about ankle level.

[@MERTURL]

I enjoyed the informative video. I have a question. I'm curious about the length of the jacket you wore. I bought a sports jacket this time and it was 76.5cm long. I am about 174.5cm tall, so please let me know if the figures are appropriate. Thank you.

[@Kids11111]

Proportions between upper and lower body vary even in people of the same height, so there can be no single answer to this question.

[@8gomerpyle22]

If you're really skinny, you can wear pretty much anything and it will look pretty good.

[@risaevangelista1425]

You look so nice wearing that suit! Really! you look so nice! 😁😁

[@CristianRodriguez-st3vw]

Better watch this video, don't want to end up on that one Twitter account

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

Also, more Lifestyle videos please Brock!

[@BrockMcGoff]

Any specific topics?

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

@@BrockMcGoff I don't know maybe more healthy habits, furniture, working out tips stuff like that or anything you think would work for the channel. Alpha M does a variety of both on his channel.

[@jimpickens5936]

To me the most important test is the “can I sit with these pants” test😂 If they’re high waisted and too small and then you sit down, the pants will dig into your stomach and/or crotch

[@eg17532]

Hi Brock, don't you feel like when you're on the shorter side and you tuck your shirt in and go without jacket, the top half of your body looks too short, like almost funny? I'm 5'8 with relatively longer legs but I feel like I look stupid with a tucked in shirt.

[@mr.anti-hero4398]

Nope! It's the exact opposite...the only reason he appears out of proportions is due to the shorter arm span which requires higher rise.

[@emmanueljohnson5934]

I have a short torso and long legs, so low rise is better for me?

[@Kids11111]

I say get medium rise. Low rise will look ridiculous if you'll be wearing those pants 10 years from now.

[@ann_teator]

to me #6 cup test for jacket length never fits bc my wrists at whare my leg starts so if the cup test fits, jacket length ends around mid thigh, so i go for a cover the bottom🍑

[@DaiBowie]

Just wondering what could I get for a $2,800 suit, like would I be able to get a really good high quality suit and be able to buy a second jacket with it? Or am I better off getting a single suit as this is will be my first suit.

[@baze3SC]

For $2800 afford yourself a nice holiday in Thailand. They will be happy to make a quality $300 bespoke suit for you in Bangkok and it will take no more than a week. In the meantime enjoy beautiful beaches of Koh Samui. I hope that helps :)

[@Kids11111]

If it's your first suit, you should not be blowing 2800 dollars on it. You will learn a lot from the mistakes of your first suit, it needs to be inexpensive.

[@mr.anti-hero4398]

I'm really critical of the fit (want my clothes to fit specifically, so my criteria are quite high), but damn that's is extremley decent fit. I like everything, from the coat all down to the pants and shoes. Definitely, something I'd wear, You look 👍🏻 The suit fits you better than casual wear, which is a tad bit too long (jeans and chunks excluded).

[@getlikeus1247]

For the life of me I cannot find a suit jacket that doesn’t give me divots on the shoulders. Smh!

[@baze3SC]

Maybe go for Italian-style jacket that's less structured and has no shoulder padding. Though it might be difficult to find a tailor who does that on a regular basis. Buying online + tailoring is an option too though you'd be taking some risks.

[@kaungsithusett9017]

In 2024 however, the sleeve length should be two inches above the elbow 🤷

[@ahervert551]

Understand why your jacket is a little short. Still it could be a little longer

[@quocphantruong]

collar should fit is most stupid i have ever followed. Trust me it give you neck pain and uncomfortable

[@janetgies8698]

Please stop the skinny suits. They look like they've shrunk in the wash and that's all you can wear today. 😘

[@the.dirty.pigeon]

The dreaded collar gap has haunted me for years. I’ve even experienced it with higher end made-to-measure suits and jackets from in-person fittings. I’m in the process of my first bespoke suit now, hoping to defeat the gap monster forever.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Same! Let me know how it turns out.

[@baze3SC]

One possible problem though. When you're in front of the mirror you automatically adjust your natural posture and stay straighter. Then the tailor takes your measurements, makes a suit and you return back to your natural posture. An experience tailor should know this though.

[@the.dirty.pigeon]

@@BrockMcGoff The first bespoke attempt was closer to a perfect collar fit but there was still a little bit of gap. The tailor said that it was the best he could do. I actually took the suit to another bespoke tailor to see if he could diagnose and fix the problem and he noticed that the collar was about 1/2" too long so he shortened it. Now it fits snug on my neck with no gap at all. My neck is 13 1/2" around and I think some tailors might have a mental block where they just won't go smaller than 14" for some reason. Just a theory.

[@newbassplayer4005]

@@BrockMcGoff Can you get the front of the suit length alter if it's too long?

[@BrockMcGoff]

@@newbassplayer4005 yes, but you have to be aware of the button stance becoming too low, and the pockets being too close to the hem (especially if you have patch pockets).

[@Mountainchef]

I wished I watched this before I went shopping I bought a blazer for 500 bucks from Hugo Boss and the sales person assured me it fit well but later I found out it is a sloppy fit even after they altered the sleeves, the cuffs still hit top of the knuckles and bottom a half inch below the crotch. I tried to return it or get a store credit and they refused, saying I chose the jacket. The next one will fit better. But hugo boss staff should not be trusted in assisting customers on the fit of a jacket.

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

Great video Brock! I was kind of thinking of another video idea . "How to look Stylishly Lazy at Home Without Looking Like a Slob" Lol.

[@libertariancapitalist]

My preference is a British cut. Strong shoulders, a generous lapel, and a tapered waist

[@BrockMcGoff]

Nice!

[@Kids11111]

That's not British, that's a Zoot suit, guv'nor. The upper class British cut is famously generous in the waist and baggier at the thighs. Think King Charles and all the Lords. The hoi polloi in Britain may go curvier, but that's the Continental influence.

[@sevenoranges]

Does a British style favour closed quarters? I rather like a tapered waist with open quarters but not averse to the British shoulder structure and lapels.

[@kc_woodsman7504]

I really appreciate this guide. I'm a blue collar guy in my mid 30's just looking to get some suits for church, and to not look out of place with my fit (Like if a white collar guy was to wear carhart and cowboy boots lol). I think with this guide I can at least come off as trying to be respectful. Thanks.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Glad to hear that!

[@kodeh7931]

isn't it amazing how having a flat belly makes so many clothes fit so much better on oneself?

[@Kids11111]

yup

[@mannywilde]

I got my first 'custom' suit from SuitSupply. Not a lot of alternations needed to be made. And I'm glad I caught those parts of the suit that needed fixing. Definitely nice to have a tailor help you out in making you look the best that you can!

[@alexanderr3098]

1:47 Adam Sandler did not forget to get his suit tailored he’s rocking his suit the same way he wears his baggy cargo shorts.😂😂😂

[@Kids11111]

That's an acceptable fit. It used to be known as the American sack fit and was the staple in America until the 50s. It's a very vintage look. Robert Downey Jnr also pulls that off when he's in a three piece. Recently Americans are blindly copying the svelte Continental fit, forgetting that that fit is meant for the slimmer European physique. So many "trendy" Americans look like clowns with their body hugging blouse fits and socks visible even when standing because they went comically no break.

[@theDapperVault]

Bring the suit content back!! 😛

[@toobalkain]

your jackets are about 4cm too short by Neapolitan standards but with a couple possible exceptions they look right on you, how tall are you?

[@waltersickinger1499]

If it clings,binds,and tugs it doesn’t fit. Today’s overstuffed sausage tight fit is ridiculous. A suit should drape slightly.

[@Larry-qz3es]

Great video Brock, I am looking at getting a new suit (grey). There are two general rules I keep in mind, wear a dress shirt to see how the jacket fits and a pair of dress shoes for the fit of the pant and break when being tailored. I am 5'5 with a medium/slim build. FYI, I would look into getting side adjusters for my pant.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Those are excellent tips!

[@sumalways]

One point would like to add. A partial break is your safe bet as different shoes sit differently with your pants due to the heels or height construction of the shoes. You will notice your pants kissing some shoes while others barely touching it✌️

[@justinvorndran7818]

This is a great guide. I've worked in made to measure suiting for a few years, and each and every point is spot on. Well done.

[@chriscobayne2235]

I’ve been finding the pants to be tough to measure Got one that was too skinny and one too lose but damn it’s annoying getting the wrong size

[@debtrautman7155]

My husband is tall 6-4 and has a 44 waist and his suit pants are very baggy over butt and back of thighs. Help

[@michaelblatner6904]

Finally, a suit video that doesn't sound douchey or snobby. Spot on.

[@lindaabraham8715]

I have read that pleats should not be worn by short men, because with pleats the crotch must be lower, which makes the legs look shorter. True?

[@nada4328]

What is the overcoat you feature teice in the video. Its exactly tje style I'm looking for.

[@chrisblanc663]

I’m a suspenders guy. I love the look while wearing a suite, and super comfortable.

[@thedrunkaccountant8617]

I'd love to know where the pea coat is from, it looks fantastic on you. Thanks for the video.

[@Lausava]

Great video! Very in depth on the key areas. :) Speaking of getting clothes tailored you have great information on how to find a tailor and what is possible to have tailored. I find it really hard though on youtube or elsewhere to find any videos or guides with clear before and after pictures on how it can affect the fit and how much things can be changed.

[@TheRacso2552]

Collar gaps might also be a consequence of big armholes on modern tailoring. Even MTM and some bespoke tailors still make their armholes kind of large which isn’t helpful. I’ve never got collar gaps with my vintage 40s suits tho.

[@Kids11111]

It's because Americans are fatter on average now.

[@tafarapaul]

2024 I'll be getting my first custom made suit😮❤

[@brianlovelady6517]

I could wear a perfect fitting suit everyday

[@matthewsherman9121]

You're more likely to find a suit that fits from Goodwill then a department store. At least at Goodwill there's a CHANCE someone tailored it.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Tailoring won’t really help unless it was tailored to YOUR body.

[@eliegbert8121]

Plus you’ll find a lot of unique patterns and stuff

[@WanderlustmanC]

Is a three button ok for someone 6'5 in 2024? I am aware of the button rules, "sometimes, always, never".

[@mlbarf5547]

Oddly enough, I feel that whenever I see someone in a 3 button jacket it actually makes them look taller to me, so take what you will from that. If you always follow the button rules there’s no reason you shouldn’t be able to pull it off. Definitely ok to do, just up to personal preference!

[@wasmochtensietrinken]

I'd take the $3k suit and go to a good tailor to get it fitted.

[@ColonelMarcellus]

What's with the silly-looking high-water peg-leg pants?

[@Bryan5288]

I appreciate this video! I went to Men's Wearhouse to rent a tux and they measured me in my city and shipped it out to another state or atleast my measurements to a local retailer to where I traveled to. I looked like a frumpy mess the day of formal event, drowning in an unattractive tuxedo that made me look wide & square like SpongeBob. 😅 So now, I'm trying to build my own go-to collections so the embarrassment never happens again, and your video really helps. Thanks

[@frankv7068]

The pants are a bit too high resting slightly on the shoes is a better look, James Bond look is the perfect look imo

[@jonstern7511]

I thought Brocks looked a bit high when filmed in the long shot. I was seeing a gap. Otherwise I thought that grey suit was stunning

[@deanfowlkes]

I think this is very much a personal preference. It really depends on region, current fashion, and pant construction. A lot of European slimmers suits have a higher hem than American cut suits. Especially those of older fit styles. I personally have started to like the no break look for pants without cuffs/turn-ups. Just as long as they have a tapered or slimmer leg opening.

[@Kids11111]

@@deanfowlkes If you have a no break tapered pants hem, it makes your shoes look longer, like you're wearing clown shoes. the pants hem should cover at least half of the shoe length to give classical proportions down there. Which is why no break tapered hems are a fashion disaster. It is a fashion faux pas when men following trends decide that it is okay to have their socks visible when standing.

[@deanfowlkes]

@@Kids11111 - I can respect your opinion. It is only that, an opinion. An opinion that is following the trend that is relevant to your particular tastes. After all, fully visible stockings were around a lot longer than full-break trouser. Personally, I prefer dress and casual boots rather than shoes. So, seeing my socks while I am standing is not an issue. While sitting, it would not matter where your break is. Overly long shoes and skinny ankles would still make you look like you are wearing clown shoes. By the way, notice that my previous text said slimmer or tapered. Not the baggy look that characterized what men in the, 80s , and 90s wore. Or, what out of shape men wore to hide their proportions.

[@Kids11111]

@@deanfowlkes I agree about stockings, but they were paired with the appropriate knee lengths of the time. Classically the rule used to be that the trousers be wide enough at the hem to cover two thirds of the shoe length with a break being necessary. Now it is something akin to half. That ensures the total absence of the clown shoes effect because the proportions fool the eye. The skinny build of the ankles becomes irrelevant when hidden in that manner. I know this will be further opinion, but I highly recommend the youtube channel "AskOkey" for anyone of similar thought to me.

[@gageabdul]

Do you still train in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu?

[@BrockMcGoff]

I haven’t trained in a few years; been lifting weights instead. I’d like to go back to BJJ someday though, I miss it!

[@gageabdul]

@@BrockMcGoff I need to lift more myself lol, but that's really awesome that the passion is still there 😁

[@SophiaHaygiallah]

This is not am costum😂😂😂 more an look to look bigger😂😂😂

[@williambelford9661]

Trousers (pants) should sit on your wastline, not on your hips.

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

" Make sure to get the Lapels!" Adam West.

[@WalterLife]

Hi. Need 7 suits and 7 Guayaberas. Thought about Macy's, then decided to check videos about suits. Thanks for the advice. I'm going to a tailor. Puerto Rico's tailor's access to material is short. So I'm going to the Dominican Republic. Did talk to Tailor Pedro Encarnación through his brother, also a tailor working in Ponce, Puerto Rico, Mr. Roque Encarnación.

[@petteripesonen8411]

This was a very well thought out video with good and justified tips. One of the best on the topic. Top notch!

[@BrockMcGoff]

I appreciate that!

[@alanmoeser7539]

Thanks for that information. I appreciate.

[@caseyfloyd7750]

Awesome suit guide. I agree with 99% of it, the 1% being I don't like the look of pleated pants. feels outdated to me. but hey, to each his own. Love the cuff trick to make sure the jacket length is right. hadn't heard of that before but will definitely be putting into practice

[@roscoejones4335]

Some call it outdated, some call it classic.

[@bobgill3938]

@@roscoejones4335 : and some muscular types look strange without the pleat.

[@SWells679]

Good video! Hit the key points. I'ma natural 41L so off-the-rack is a little challenging, but if I'm patient different makers sizes are all different. So I can get into a 42L slim in one mfr and 40L in another. I don't mind paying for custom tailoring if I save by o-t-r options.

[@mikeceli]

Regarding "No Break" pants length. At 10:45 speaker says "I like no break, I think it looks really good, especially for ???? Guys". Did you say "shorter guys " , "taller guys " or what guys ? Thanks.

[@maenrababah1889]

OMG OMGGG !!! man have mercy on programmers , DONT use white pictures and white backgrounds < it blinds us)

[@tigreonice2339]

Do all the suits have little freedom of movement in the arms, like the armpits stuck together? For example, you can't move the arms to the sides at 90 degrees with your body without the whole suit rising... on the contrary, as if you can with a shirt and t-shirt..... please help

[@AbhyudayPareek]

Some tips for a slim guy with a little tummy out. The waistcoat remains risen or lifted from front. Plz suggest how should it fit ? Also should the shirt sleeves be as fit as the jacket or a little loose ?

[@deltasquared7777]

The thing that annoys me the absolute most on a suit jacket is 'collar roll' ; the bunching up of excess fabric just below the collar on the back of a jacket. It is invariably just plain ugly and one of the most visible signs of a poorly fitting suit or jacket.. It occurs if you have more square shoulders than the usual slightly sloping shoulders. It can be corrected by a good tailor, but takes a reasonable amount of work. I am a bit surprised that this is not discussed.

[@hermanvega4945]

Great video, however, no tips on double breasted suits. Following your suggestion on how tied the jacket should be, I think double breasted suits should be I bit looser to give you that elegant look. What do you think? I owned 32 suits, most of them taylored others from the rack, nothing in my opinion is more elegant than a double breasted suit and/or a well taylored three piece suit. I thank you for helping us men to wear suits the way they suppose to be. Some men, for the most part, are ignorant about ways to dress formally. They think than wearing a suit makes it dressing formally. I wish more men should watch your video.

[@unlisted5152]

I fundamentally disagree with your pant length section. Length should be slightly higher at the front and slightly lower at the heel with a single break.

[@TheYRReyes]

Finally someone who has the sense to see that a cropped look (10:54) is nauseating and rediculous.

[@jakecavendish3470]

For me the problem is a ridge between the shoulder blades. Happens with almost every suit/coat. I do have a very broad chest and shoulders and a slim waist (I'm a bodybuilder) but few off the rack suits fit my waist _and_ shoulders

[@jt_myth]

I just ordered and received a suit online. Gave measurements and everything but it doesn't seem to fit right or so I think. When buttoned up all the way, the front of the jacket at the bottom flares out to a point a good 3 or 4 inches from my waist and I don't know if it's supposed to do that...also the trousers don't seem to come up as high on the waist as I usually wear pants and such (which is usually just under the bellybutton but I have a bit of a gut so that's kind of an issue in itself) Do you think I need to get it altered?

[@J-tu3hw]

Even with bespoked suits, as we age and we physically change, and as we change our perception of fashion, the perfect fit will change.

[@marcthibault8723]

Good video, Brock! It's great that you could provide so much information in 12 minutes. Antonio would turn this into a capital project! Plus, he would tell you to buy a sewing machine and do your own tailoring! I like the way you broke things down. There is only one thing I would have added, and that is the taper of the pant. I find heavier guys look a little odd when the pant is too tapered. Things should be proportional to your size in my opinion. Thanks! 😊

[@EdgarGarcia-it4fx]

im a tail, i’d been able to down sizing 4 sizes down. so shoulder are no issue to fix. just saying. an experience tailor should be able to help you!!

[@phenixju]

Go with wide lapel 100%, a little wider shoulder is fine depending your head size, bad wide shoulder looks is mostly bad tailoring.

[@22Hammy]

I got a slim fit off the rack suit and the vest and blazer fit perfectly. However, the pants have a low rise and it's tight in the upper thighs and crotch. Is there anything I can do to loosen the upper thighs and add more room in the crotch?

[@yme3267]

What about bunching behind my neck because of my shoulders? I seem to have this with any jacket I have. Can this be fixed?

[@1_Bad_Z]

Friendly correction; arm hole can be altered. Depending on how much can be let out or taken in. Shoulder is a different complication better left alone.

[@butrosajang2229]

Thank you so much for your help I am kind of poor man I always like to look good I love suits thank for advice on the things I need to watch out of god bless your heart ❤.

[@pedro-ehlamaar8084]

I just bought my second suit coming back from deployment. I didnt realize how big my back got and my jacket is tight on my first suit

[@ThugNyou]

I am still trying to get my suit perfect and just seems everytime a little bit off. Hope these tips will help. Thanks a lot!

[@mikemacheese7174]

It looks like Sandler and Stiller should both visit a tailor.

[@deanfowlkes]

Can you say porn-stache.

[@deanfowlkes]

Dustin’s fits him the best.

[@savannahholloway5048]

where did you get those shoes?

[@isaacali8695]

The fit is also dependent on you physique. This is probably more important. Get in an exercise routine.

[@danandkumar5127]

Very good explanation sir

[@salemslotandmore8278]

Thank You for the Video 😀

[@francisdailig8791]

Any recommendation for off the shelf high rise dress pants? Lower rise pants, those that sit right on the waist line, are very common

[@DJ7223]

I went to Mens Wearhouse here in Utah, and found they are doing a custom suit deal for 400. Again, the material probably isn't like the greatest (I'm not real familiar with material so I'm assuming), but again, it will be a really good fit so I think it's worth it.

[@BrockMcGoff]

If the fit is right, and it's a non-polyester suit for $400, that's a great deal (no matter where you bought it).

[@deanfowlkes]

Another option is Jos. A. Banks for cheap “custom” suits. If you have one in your area. I think their fabric quality may be a little bit better for the same price or less. They are still not a Brioni. But, do you really need a Brioni?

[@josiedunlap-smith5140]

Thank you SO MUCH for this current look at men's suits. My son just appeared on TV and we realized that he desperately needs a correctly fitted suit. He is 24 years old, 6'2, 275 lb. Where should he look? He has had 2 suits before that no longer fit, and he's grown through several blue blazers. Do we go to a department store? Men's Wearhouse? An old school men's store? He works in central KY where clothes can be traditional which he doesn't mind, but he doesn't want to look 50. Custom is not an option due to cost. Approximately how much might he expect to have to pay? He will probably be buying a new navy blazer and khakis for more casual events especially in the south. I'd appreciate any advice you have. Thank you!

[@mrEtanMW]

I think the classic drape fit with pleated high waisted full cut suit trouser and larger lapels is the best

[@mr.anderson646]

At 7:23 did you mean too short? I barely touch it and was like wait it's too long??😂

[@sonnysantana5454]

most of my suits are of an eye'talian cut and in my wild travels i picked up a nice old sch soviet box cut suit and for banging about its a still a favourite