Suiting is back in style and up to 50% off before Labor Day at Mens Wearhouse

Men’s suiting is back like it never left.When people returned to the office post-pandemic, cozy home clothes gradually leaked into work life.Dress shirts transitioned to polos and later tees.

Trousers turned into jeans and the occasional sweats.Some completely lost a sense of what looking “put-together” means.Recently however, men’s suiting seems to have made a resurgence, perhaps because dressing up instills us with a sense of confidence and empowers workflow (while sweatpants instead inspires a nap).“Men’s suiting is having a real renaissance because guys are ready to dress up again, but in a way that feels modern and effortless,” celebrity stylist Sammy J Watts told the Post.

“It’s no longer reserved for the boardroom or a black tie invitation.Today, you can wear a beautifully-tailored jacket with a crisp T-shirt and pair it with sleek loafers, minimalist sneakers or suede boots.

It still looks incredibly elevated.”Watts emphasized, “The new approach to suiting is less about following rigid rules and more about expressing personal style.”Luckily, Men’s Wearhouse is making it easy to reintroduce sleek garments into your wardrobe.The designer is offering a slew of sales before and during Labor Day, including:Below, we gathered some of our favorite designs to shop at a discount ahead of the holiday.A classic dress shirt never goes out of style.

This sleek silhouette features a comfortable four-way stretch fabric and breathable spread collar.Shop in light blue, black or white.Seeking more of a slim fit? Choose this design, which features a playful checkered pattern that steps outside the box of a plain dress shirt.Quit procrastinating over finally making that suit purchase.

This streamlined, two-button jacket and pre-hemmed pants are perfectly tailored.Sport it during a friend’s upcoming wedding, or for that major office meeting you’ve been prepping for.It’s tuxedo time! You’re guaranteed to be the star of your next fancy dinne...

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Publisher: New York Post

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