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Suits for the working day: necklines, waistcoats and separates

Suits for the working day can be compared through five different fronts in this selection. The dark striped outfit leaves the neck open and adds brown shoes and a brown belt. The close dark waistcoat view introduces a button line and patterned tie instead. In the blue ensemble, a clearly visible curling waistcoat motif emphasises the additional front. These are different possibilities rather than requirements for your particular workplace.

The light blue two-piece combines an open white shirt collar with black loafers and a shorter trouser finish. The blue jacket with grey checked trousers deliberately separates top and bottom through colour and pattern. Compare those complete main pieces before adopting individual accessories.

Choose two views that fit the clarified clothing requirements and write one fitting question for each. Do you want to wear the waistcoat without the jacket too? How should the hem look with your work shoes? Test the answers on the actual outfit seated and reaching. The selection helps distinguish neckline, extra layer and trouser combination before relating them to your working day.

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At a glance

Two views use open shirt collars, two add waistcoats and ties, and another combines a blue jacket with grey checked trousers.

Which different front arrangements are shown?

Two views use open shirt collars, two add waistcoats and ties, and another combines a blue jacket with grey checked trousers.

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