aljones15

I'm not sure I'm to concerned with having a "traditional" suit for interviews. I think any will work especially in Korea where business culture hasn't quite digested that new fangled western suit idea terribly completely like Japan did a few years back. Anyway, ended up buying a LaCoste suit. It's nice, normal, brown suit. works fine. Will check out the other shops though. With the exception of that one little Frankoe Morrello and others shop in Shinseggae at Kangnam haven't seen much out there.

peace,

a

Joen,

the problem is I'm not looking traditional suits.

I mean it's quite easy to pick up a nice really expensive

armani or whatever in Seoul, but if your looking for anything

more interesting it seems to be almost impossible.

peace,

a

korea is kinda less concerned with aesthetics than Japan is.

there's a lot of little boutique stores open near me, but I haven't

seen anything in korea terribly impressive. still it's arguably better

than most of the u.s.

peace,

a

and on my first post to this board

i say something stupid like this "Found an Armani for 738, but no real desire for armani anymore." ahhhhhh..... anyway, please strike from the record. why did i even write that?

peace,

a

Hey Folks,

wondering where I can find decent suits i.e. something aside from pin-stripe or navy suits in Seoul or really in Korea in general. In patricular digging this Etro suit:

http://www.milanfashionshows.com/spring2005/etro/IMG_7368.jpg

I've seen alot of Etro and for that matter most designers shops in Seoul in the Shinseggae

and Hyundia Department stores, but almost no men's really. Mue or Boon got men's suits

that are decent? what are the prices like? Needs these for interviews. Found an Armani for 738, but no real desire for armani anymore.

peace,

a

dess,

get a tattoo.

it disqualified you to serve in the korean armed forces.

a lot of rich kids go to tokyo and get tattoos to get out of it.

peace,

a