A little ingenuity for wearing a distinctive Neapolitan suit in the office

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The pinstripe navy suit is from Luca Gracia, a Neapolitan tailor. Wearing a Neapolitan suit in your twenties might seem a bit pretentious, but finding a suit with a subdued color and pattern suitable for business from a rising star of the often eccentric Napoletano tailoring industry is a real find. By coordinating the shirt and tie in shades of blue, he proves that a Neapolitan suit can be worn even in an office with a strict dress code.

He usually doesn't wear a pocket square. Perhaps this is a thoughtful gesture to avoid making his expensive suit look too formal. However, on special occasions, he can create a different atmosphere by inserting a white linen pocket square. Not only will it change his own mood, but those around him will also see him differently.


Since he was in charge of bags and luggage, I asked him what kind of bag would go with this suit, and the brand name ACATE immediately came up. He was clear on the point that "a clutch bag would be light and stylish." I often see businessmen in the city with this kind of styling and carrying backpacks, but a classic suit really suits a classic bag carried in the hand.

From the moment I was assigned to Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building I believed that "if you're going to wear clothes anyway, wear good quality ones," and I made an effort to choose brands that were a little beyond my means, regardless of my age. I'm sure that getting used to high-quality suits from a young age will definitely be beneficial in the future.

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