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Suit

A suit, also called a lounge suit, business suit, dress suit, or formal suit, is a set of clothes comprising a suit jacket and trousers of identical textiles generally worn with a collared dress shirt, necktie, and dress shoes. A skirt suit is similar, but with a matching pencil skirt instead of trousers. It is currently considered semi-formal wear or…

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Suit

Nodes189
Edges188
Triples214
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010582
Components1

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related to External links · 23
Suit → Accessories, Albert Museum, August, Chapter XXXIV, Emily Post, Etiquette, Fashion, Gentleman, Internet Archive, Introduction, Jewellery, Lam Thuy Vo, Meek, Miki, October, One Graphic, Planet Money, Retrieved, September, Seventh Edition
related to history · 16
Suit → British Regency, Charles II, Dutch Golden Era, Elder, English, English Court, Great Male Renunciation, Holland, In, Jan Steen, King Louis XIV's, Pieter Bruegel, The, Versailles, Victorian, Western Europe
related to Western world · 15
Suit → As, Don Draper, Elsewhere, England, France, Italy, James Bond, London, Mad Men, Mediterranean, Milan, Some, Spain, The, Throughout
related to Fabric · 14
Suit → Although, At, For, However, In, Other, Silk, Southern United States, Suits, Super, Synthetic, The, These, Wool
related to East and South Asia · 11
Suit → British, By, China, Communist, In, Japan, Japan's, Japanese, Mao, Meiji, Suits
related to Eastern European · 11
Suit → Bocskai, Caucasus, Chokha, Eastern Europe, Examples, Georgia, Hungary, In, In Ukraine, Soviet Union, Vyshyvanka
related to Cut · 9
Suit → American, An, British, Different, For, Neopolitan, Shape, Tailored, The
related to Buttoning the suit jacket · 8
Suit → Double-breasted, Duke, In, Kent, Nevertheless, Prince George, The, When
related to Socks with suits · 8
Suit → After WWII, Argyle, Before World War II, In, Socks, This, United States, With
related to Waistcoats · 8
Suit → Although, American English, Due, Some, Traditionally, Waistcoats, World War, World War II

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suits trousers worn jacket formal buttons style dress usually wear also casual button jackets now western business one fabric often

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the dress coatinstance ofwhich incorporated items0.80text
and of morning dressinstance ofwhich incorporated items0.80text
which incorporated items such as the morning coat with formal trousers.Originallyinstance ofwhich incorporated items0.80text
suits were always tailor-made from the client's selected clothinstance ofwhich incorporated items0.80text
16 oz. were usedinstance ofand heavier wools0.80text
tan or cream are popular.For non-business useinstance oflighter shades0.80text
tweed has been popular since Victorian timesinstance oflighter shades0.80text
still is commonly worninstance oflighter shades0.80text
the traditional glen plaidinstance ofwith plaids0.80text
herringboneinstance ofwith plaids0.80text
though apart from some very traditional environments such as London bankinginstance ofwith plaids0.80text
these are worn for business nowinstance ofwith plaids0.80text

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