Business Wear Guide | World's No.1 Men's Clothing and Suit Sales

The business environment is undergoing major changes, including work style reforms and teleworking.
When it comes to business wear, the options have expanded from suits to casual items, and there are now many ways to style and enjoy it.
At the same time, an increasing number of business people are finding it difficult to make this choice.
We often hear people express confusion, asking, "What should I wear for each business situation?"
We want to be of service to everyone in this situation and create new workwear guidelines together with all working people.
We would like to introduce you to our "Business Wear Guide."

What is

Business wear, in a broad sense, is "clothes worn to work," or work clothes.
It is desirable for work clothes to be "clothes appropriate for the job," and it is fine if the company specifies the attire, but
In other cases, you will need to think about what is best for you and make your own choice.

The degree of formality is expressed by the number of "★"

A dark-colored tailored suit
coordination

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Tailored suit (navy stripes)
Dress shirt (white)
Tie (small pattern)
Leather shoes (black)

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Tailored suit (charcoal gray)
Dress shirt (blue)
Striped tie
Leather shoes (black)

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Tailored suit (dark brown)
Dress shirt (white)
Striped tie
Leather shoes (dark brown)

A basic, understated patterned tailored suit made primarily from wool is paired with a dress shirt, tie, and leather shoes (excluding loafers).

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Light-colored tailored suits and
Coordination using a set-up suit

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Tailored suit (houndstooth)
Dress shirt (blue)
Tie (small pattern)
Leather shoes (black)

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Tailored suit (navy)
Dress shirt (white)
Checked tie
Loafers (black)

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Set-up suit (dark brown)
Mock neck knit (black)
Loafers (dark brown)

A tailored suit or a set-up suit in any color and pattern can be paired with a dress shirt and tie, or if you're going for a no-tie style, pair it with a high-collared knit such as a turtleneck or mock neck and leather shoes.

*Set-up suit = A casual suit that does not use a lot of shoulder pads or interlining and is basically sold as a separate top and bottom.

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Tailored jacket and slacks
coordination

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Navy tailored jacket
Slacks (gray)
Dress shirt (blue)
Striped tie
Leather shoes (black)

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Tailored jacket (dark brown)
Slacks (gray)
Dress shirt (striped)
Striped tie
Leather shoes (brown)

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Tailored suit (navy)
Slacks (gray glen check)
Mock neck knit (black)
Loafers (black)

A basic color tailored jacket and slacks with a dress shirt and tie, or if you're going for a no-tie look, pair it with a high-collared knit such as a turtleneck or mock neck and leather shoes.

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Coordination using a set-up suit

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Set-up suit (khaki)
Crew neck T-shirt (white)
Bit Loafers (Brown Suede)

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Set-up suit (navy)
Band collar shirt (white)
Sneakers (black)

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Suit set (greige)
Knit polo shirt (black)
Loafers (black)

A suit set in any color and pattern can be coordinated with a casual top with a no-tie style, loafers, or leather sneakers.

*Set-up suit = A casual suit that does not use a lot of shoulder pads or interlining and is basically sold as a separate top and bottom.
*Examples of casual tops: casual shirts, polo shirts, low-gauge knitwear, crew necks, and henley necks.

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Wearing either a casual jacket or casual pants
coordination

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Casual jacket (gray houndstooth)
Slacks (charcoal gray)
Casual shirt (white)
Loafers (black)

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Tailored jacket (double navy)
Casual pants with creases (beige)
Band collar shirt (white)
Leather sneakers (black)

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Casual jacket (greige)
Slacks (black)
Mock neck T-shirt (black)
Bit Loafers (Brown Suede)

A casual jacket or casual pants in any color or pattern can be paired with a no-tie style, and can even be coordinated with loafers or leather sneakers.

*Casual jacket = A casual jacket that does not use a lot of shoulder pads or interlining.
*Examples of eligible casual pants: chinos and wide pants.

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If the top and bottom are made of the same fabric, you can coordinate them with any design, color, or pattern.

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Loose-fitting suit (double-breasted charcoal gray)
Mock neck top (brown)
Sneakers (white)

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Loose-fitting suit (light gray houndstooth)
Band collar shirt (white)
Sneakers (black)

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Loose-fitting suit (gray)
Casual shirt (checked)
Loafers (black)

A suit set with any design and color pattern can be coordinated with a no-tie style, casual top, and even sneakers.

*Consideration must be given to the length and color and pattern of pants as business wear.
*Set-up suit = A casual suit that does not use a lot of shoulder pads or interlining and is basically sold as a separate top and bottom.
*Examples of casual tops: casual shirts, polo shirts, low-gauge knitwear, crew necks, and henley necks.

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Both the jacket and pants have different designs, colors, and patterns.
A versatile outfit

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Casual jacket (navy)
Casual pants (denim)
Casual shirt (white)
Loafers (black)

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Casual jacket (gray houndstooth)
Casual pants with creases (black)
Crew neck T-shirt (white)
Sneakers (white)

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Navy tailored jacket
Casual pants with creases (white)
Crew neck T-shirt (border)
Loafers (dark brown)

A casual jacket and casual pants in any design or color pattern can be coordinated with loafers or sneakers in a no-tie style.

*Consideration must be given to the length and color and pattern of pants as business wear.
*Casual jacket = A casual jacket that does not use a lot of shoulder pads or interlining.
*Examples of eligible casual pants: chinos, denim, cargo pants, and wide-leg pants.

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Coordination using slacks and a business top

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Crew neck T-shirt (black)
Cardigan (black)
Slacks (brown)
Loafers (black)

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Polo shirt (black)
Slacks (gray)
Loafers (dark brown)

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Dress shirt (blue)
Slacks (charcoal gray)
Navy tie
Loafers (black)

A combination of basic color slacks, a collared shirt or business top and leather shoes.

*Examples of business tops: stand-collar polo shirts, high-gauge/mid-gauge knitwear (high neck, V-neck (dress shirt underneath)), high-neck smooth cut-and-sew tops.

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Wearing either a casual top or casual pants
coordination

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Crew neck knit (brown)
Casual pants with creases (brown)
Loafers (dark brown)

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Polo shirt (brown)
Casual pants with creases (gray)
Bit Loafers (Brown Suede)

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Casual shirt (white)
Casual pants (denim)
Loafers (black)

A casual top or casual pants can be coordinated with sneakers.
Since outfits without a jacket tend to look less formal, it is recommended that either the top or pants be business items.

*Consideration must be given to the length and color and pattern of pants as business wear.
*Examples of casual tops: casual shirts, polo shirts, low-gauge knitwear, crew necks, and henley necks.
*Examples of casual pants: cotton, denim, cargo pants, wide pants.

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