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Trusted since 1936
A proper fit is key. Your jacket should:
- Sit snugly across the shoulders without pulling
- Allow movement through the chest and arms
- End around mid-palm when your arms are by your sides
The sleeve should show 1–1.5cm of your shirt cuff and the jacket should taper slightly at the waist for a clean silhouette.
A crisp button-down shirt is a must. For formal settings, pair with a tie and a structured cotton shirt. For a more relaxed business casual look, wear with a collared shirt and no tie. Neutral or pastel tones keep things versatile.
Stick to classic shades like:
- Navy – timeless, professional, and easy to pair
- Charcoal or mid-grey – refined and modern
- Black – best for formal or evening settings
These colours pair well with a wide range of shirts, trousers, and accessories.
- Matching suit trousers for a complete formal look
- Chinos or wool trousers in complementary tones for business casual
- Dark denim only in very relaxed office settings (stick to slim cuts and no distressing)
Avoid clashing patterns or bold colours to maintain a polished appearance.
Yes, break up your suit by pairing the jacket with jeans or chinos, a casual shirt or knit, and boots or loafers. Stick to structured, minimal designs for the jacket to avoid looking mismatched.
- Oxfords or brogues for formal outfits
- Loafers or derby shoes for business casual
- Chelsea or RM Williams boots for a refined yet rugged edge
Ensure your belt and shoes are colour-matched for a cohesive finish.
- Dry clean only when necessary — over-cleaning can wear down the fabric
- Steam lightly to remove wrinkles and maintain shape
- Hang on a broad-shouldered hanger to preserve the structure
- Rotate your jackets to avoid overuse and prolong their life
Trusted since 1936
R.M.Williams & Polo Ralph Lauren
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