
The Ultimate Guide To Building a Versatile Wardrobe
With more companies allowing business casual dress codes, many of our customers are struggling to create stylish jacket and trouser combinations.
So we decided to put together our three golden "rules" on how to build a wardrobe with a few versatile pieces that work well as separates, and how to mix and match them.

1. Go for a soft silhouette
To have a wardrobe that works for both formal and business casual occasions, choose jackets with soft shoulders and construction.
More structured jackets are better for formal suits, while softer ones can easily transition between formal and casual settings.

2. Always use textured fabrics
The fabric you choose is key to making separates look intentional. Fabrics like high-twist wool, hopsack, linen, flannel, or brushed cotton give jackets and trousers a unique look, unlike standard worsted wool, which is mostly used in formal suits and can look mismatched as separates.

3. Stick to versatile colours
For a wardrobe that’s easy to mix and match, go for classic colours like blues, greys, browns, and greens. Some of the best pieces include a midnight blue jacket, charcoal trousers, and light beige jackets or trousers. These basics are highly versatile and allow for endless combinations.
Why Our Customers Love Us...
Andrew Hobbs
I used Edit Suits for my wedding suit. They were able offer great advice when it came to the daunting selection of fabric and cut. I'm delighted with how the suit turned out. It fits and looks great and feels like money well spent. Read more
Jeremy Tan Kian Liang
I have always enjoyed the tailoring service provided by Edit Suits. I’ve custom ordered at least 15 shirts and 3 pants with them now and have never been disappointed. Keep up the good work Edit Suits! Read more
Kevin Stratford
Fantastic service from the team at Edit Suits. I’ve really started to enjoy wearing my clothes bespoke and for years struggled before the advice of the team at Edit Suits. Read more