It's an old saying someone passed on to me years ago - when you're buying a piece of clothing only buy it if it fits well. Then consider whether the colour suits you. And only after all this consider whether it is fashionable/stylish/inspiring.

This is a piece of advice that is hard to disagree with, but also hard to stick to.

A piece of clothing flatters you most when it fits you well. The silhouette of a suit is classic because it flatters a man more than almost anything else. Even women that eschew formal wear - and therefore suits - for their men, find they prefer t-shirts, jeans, sweaters that fit well.

If a t-shirt is skin-tight, has no waist or has a collar that covers your Adam's apple, it will look unattractive.

Conversely, if something fits you badly it is always the first thing anyone notices. Colour and style will be ignored. Onlookers will be blinkered if your suit jacket strains against your mid-riff, tell-tale lines radiating from the waist button.

This maxim can be a difficult one to remain faithful to. But then, going to A Suit That Fits comes with a perfect fit guarantee, so you can stop worrying about it and move on to colour and style!

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