Buying a suit can be a costly experience for the first time buyer. Spending thousands of dollars on suits, ties, dress shirts, and shoes is just not an option for everyone. Generally speaking the first time a man buys a suit he is either gearing up for his first professional job or worst yet, in college.



Read this article and you will gain my years of experience in buying and selling suits. You will learn what brands to buy and where to get them. I will also give you many options to choose from so that you can make your own decisions.

The first option one might want to consider is buying second hand clothing. Thrift stores, consignment shops, and estate sales were once the only place a person could buy used clothing. However, the creation of ebay has opened up the used buying and selling arena and has made buying high quality used goods extremely easy.

I highly recommend making your first purchase from a used vendor. However, this type of purchase does have some drawbacks. Firstly it is not always possible to find a used garment in your size and in good condition locally. Secondly many people do not like to buy clothing online because they want to try it on first.

The buyer that must buy new clothing can look into buying a higher quality suit without the expensive name attached to it. Suits such as: Steve Harvey, Mantoni, Sean John, Pronto Uomo, and Perry Ellis can all be found for less than $500 at many retail stores.

Disadvantages to this method include: limited funds for accessories, limited number of suits, and the lack of a diverse lineup. This can be tough for any man that has to wear suits everyday for work. You will need to go to the dry cleaner more often and will have to be careful not to let your suit get damaged.

The Final option is to buy department suit quality suits in bulk. Many of these types of suits can be bought at prices of $400 for two full suits. This option is great for the buyer that must wear suits on a daily basis.

The disadvantage to this option is that your suits will not stand the test of time. Lower quality suits will need to be replaced more frequently and will need to be tailored.

I hope these three options give you a better idea of how to buy a suit with limited funds. Always remember to decide on an option before going out and making any purchases.