Hello, my name is Otsubo, and I'm in charge of original suits at Isetan Men's on the 5th floor Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building .
This time, we'll be using the classic suit color, "plain navy," and showcasing different outfit combinations based on the impression you want to give. As evidenced by the many books written on the importance of appearance, clothing and color choices significantly influence the impression you give to others. Therefore, we will address concerns such as "I have an important meeting today" or "I want to give a positive impression" in two parts.



To give a positive impression : Red is said to be a color that gives the impression of passion, and can be used when you want to appeal to others with your assertiveness. It is well known that past presidents have worn this outfit (called a power suit) when giving important speeches. Be careful, as if the color is brighter than the one in the picture, it will give a more flamboyant impression. It is also recommended when you want to boost your own spirits.
ISETAN MEN'S suit: 82,080 yen (tax included)
Franco Prinzivally Chief: 8,100 yen (tax included)
Franco Prinzivally necktie: 14,040 yen (tax included)
ISETAN MEN'S shirt: 14,040 yen (tax included)



I want to gain trust
When securing an important contract or negotiating product prices, you want to give the other party the impression that you are "worth working with and trustworthy." By keeping your self-promotion understated and using a calm, sophisticated color scheme like the blue-toned look shown in the picture, you can project an image of sincerity. Paying attention to details like pens and bags further enhances the impression that you are meticulous and attentive to every aspect.
ISETAN MEN'S suit: 82,080 yen (tax included)
Franco Prinzivally Chief: 8,100 yen (tax included)
Durban Ombrale shirt: 14,040 yen (tax included)
Ondata tie: 14,040 yen (tax included)


What did you think? Next time, I'd like to introduce some outfits that incorporate corporate colors and a woman's perspective.