The Interview Suit

Sorry - just reread- light striped shirt is very fashionable. Sounds like you have a good plan. You want to look the part of successful CEO / owner of your business as opposed to the junior sales rep. Besides tie high quality shoes are very important. From previous threads I know you have good taste in shoes so you should be good to go.

You might extend the offer to put their logo and your palette if you get the business.
You could ink a " space for rent " in some kind of sophisticated type style.


Seriously good luck. Hope you get the deal.

 

Good luck, Moddy.

 

If the tie is a clip-on, just be sure one of your wing collars isn't accidentally turned up. Ruins the illusion.

 

Just a follow up to Boom's shoe advice, probably don't click on this until after your interview. Big sale.

http://www.originalcomfortsandals.com/birkenstock_shoes/Rosemeadblackpatentbirkoflor.html

 

Buck: Your post appears to be blank. Error or metaphor? I'm feeling some kind of Emperor's New Clothes entrendre.

 

Sounds great. Good luck, Modster.

 

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Solid advise Buck

 

I say go
FULL-ON PLAID STALLION!




Rock it Ralph Furley-style! Get the gig, then go celebrate at the Regal Beagle.

 

I stand behind my advice about the white shirt.
The other post was supposed to be a picture of some creepers, knowing Fife's penchant for complicated shoes.

 

Putting aside the TMI aspect, I'd go with the sj thong

 

I generally err on the side of being too conservative when it comes to dress.

For me, personally, I'd prefer a white dress shirt as part of a suit. But it sounds like what you have going should work.

Good luck!