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10 Tips for a Perfectly Fitting Suit
When it comes to men's suits, there are many elements to consider to ensure the wearer feels comfortable and looks sharp.
We have put together a simple step by step checklist to ensure a perfectly fitting suit.
1. COLLAR
To ensure the collar looks good, make sure it lies smoothly against the back of your shirt collar. There shouldn't be any significant gaps between your jacket collar and your shirt collar.
2. SHOULDERS
The armhole seam should hit exactly where the shoulder ends. There should be no wrinkling along the shoulder line. Make sure there is no 'dip' after the seam because...
Tips for Choosing Staff Uniforms
It can be tricky enough dressing yourself each morning, so choosing an outfit for an entire team can be a daunting thought.
At Dresscode, we have come up with a few key elements to consider when choosing your staff uniform to ensure everyone feels comfortable and confident in what they are wearing.
1. FIT
People come in all shapes and sizes which is why selecting the right fit is crucial.
The best solution to this problem is choosing styles that flatter all body shapes.
- For females, avoid styles which are tight around the bust.
- Skirts are generally...
The Problem with Buying Hospitality Uniforms from from the High Street
Branding and image is important for every business, we all know this. So why do managers still insist on buying cheap, ill fitting, un-inspiring grey, uniforms for their staff?
I believe it’s not because they think it looks good, but because there are little options out there.
Most uniform companies have websites that haven't been updated since 1995 and offer styles that reflect this.
In speaking with hospitality managers, most of the trendy hotels have had to turn to the high street to dress their staff, shopping at companies like Gap, Levis, H&M etc because they simply can’t find the...
Why I Dropped a Career in Luxury Fashion, and became a Uniform Designer
A few years ago, the question “so, what do you do?” used to be a simple one.
I was working in one of the most prestigious fashion brands in the world (think trench coats and checkered lining) and the reaction to my answer was often one of surprise and awe.
Unfortunately, the glamour ended there.
Although working in high fashion is exciting and dynamic there was also a feeling of complete void, of working towards something that felt pointless and unnecessary. Making gowns worth thousands of pounds for celebrities to would wear once, only to throw it in a pile...