Autumn is the best time of year to show off your suits. It’s finally cool enough that you’re not dying of heatstroke, and not quite cold enough that you have to cover up with coat, hat and scarf. If you are organised enough (and lucky enough) to have separate winter suits then I’m sure you’re getting them out of the wardrobe with glee, but if you tend to wear the same suits most of year, here are a few easy ways to change your look now Autumn is here. 1. Add a contrast waist

Having an overcoat made for you may seem like a large expense initially, but made well, it should last at least a decade, making it pretty good value. If you can, a full canvas coat is ideal, as it's heavy yet breathable and will mould to your shape. Don't be put off if you can only justify a fused canvas, as this will still do the job and an overcoat doesn't need to be as close fitted as a suit jacket. Here are a few key areas to think about before making a purchase. Fabric

There seems to be a consensus with men, especially over the age of 40 that the only suit they look good in is a navy one. Grey is too dreary and obviously any other colour is out of the question in this city of conservative dressers. Here are a few easy ways to wear grey well. A navy is easy, it looks good on everyone and you don’t need to do much to your outfit to look smart and stylish. Wearing grey is tricker. You can run the risk of looking drab, it can age you and wash y

I was both surprised and pleased with the consistency of these answers. The words 'well-fitted' was used more than any other. This was then followed by a broader selection of garments but the emphasis was most certainly on the fit over the clothes themselves. Even if you stop reading here and this is all you take away with you, I hope it helps. A (well-fitted) Suit While some may write a suit off as a work uniform or something out-dated, women still appreciate a man in a good