A suit for subfusc

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Reply 20

Huw Davies

I got my suit from M&S in the sub-£50 bracket and it's still going 5 years on.

Reply 21

JCM89

I would get something that is made of a breathable fabric. Polyester suits are not too pleasant when we get warm / hot days (which does happen occasionally).

Reply 22

cpchem

JCM89

I would get something that is made of a breathable fabric. Polyester suits are not too pleasant when we get warm / hot days (which does happen occasionally).

... more often than not in the summer, when you'd be sitting exams in the bugger.

Reply 23

Huw Davies

cpchem

... more often than not in the summer, when you'd be sitting exams in the bugger.

All comes off once in the exam hall, though (well, best to leave the shirt on).

Reply 24

cpchem

Huw Davies

All comes off once in the exam hall, though (well, best to leave the shirt on).

The trousers, too.

Reply 25

Huw Davies

cpchem

The trousers, too.

Doesn't matter, they're under the desk.

Reply 26

skagitup

hey there. i’m a fresher this year and this thread caught my attention on grounds of similarity (such similarities relate of course to my own questions regarding sub fusc suits). i’m finding it very difficult to find a range of suits that would be both fun and suitable (pun intended) and have recently been considering the marvel range. i’m wondering if superheroes that typically necessitate their fellow characters (i.e. the lesser known mutants in x-men) would still be appropriate for sub fusc?

Reply 27

probably not

military uniform has to be national rather than extra-national i'm afraid

A suit for subfusc

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