Finding The Perfect Business Tuxedo

By James V. Santerino

Your abilities, experience and knowledge are important for success in the business world. This is true. However, your image is equally important. People will often judge you and your success by their first impression of you. So, you might be curious how you will benefit from acquiring a quality business tuxedo.

We often hear how important first impressions are, and it is quite true in your everyday contacts in your business. Undoing a bad first impression can take time. You will be at a disadvantage, coming from behind in your business relationship.

All of this is so unnecessary. If you had been dressed differently, so that as soon as you walk into the room you give the impression that you are a strong, confident businessman, your words and actions will be much more powerful. You will already seem like a winner in their eyes.

You may think this is an exaggeration, but it is certainly not. Businesses spend quite a lot of money on consultants who advise them on making good impressions to their customers.

Think for a moment about the following scenario. Who would be more well-received by prospective customers: someone dressed in normal business attire or someone strikingly debonair in a well-made business tuxedo?

Your appearance doesn't simply reflect upon you. It also says a lot about the company you represent and how they expect to do business.

You should only consider the very most impressive way to wear a business tuxedo. A power suit is the obvious choice for the most effect for your investment.

There's no secret to power dressing. The ensemble makes a loud statement in it's simplicity and consists of a black woolen tuxedo, single breasted. The shirt is always pure white, with any collar buttons buttoned down. The tie is plain black or very dark blue, and the shoes are plain black patent leather.

Any variation to this business tuxedo should be minor or miniscule. For example, a dark blue tuxedo can be utilized if necessary, but the shirt must still be white, and the tie the same color as the jacket. - 29871

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