Pinstripe suits and job interview

[sfer]

All of these pictures are not of pinstripes. The notion of pinstripes are informal or flashy are retarded.

From what I gather, it seems as if the key word with regards to pinstripes is that it should be either subtle and / or light / thin. Which then begs the question... how would one define subtle light / thin.

The suit I'm planning to wear is one that I wore periodically while I was working in Japan / China, and nobody made any comments. Either that, or else they thought I was a stupid foreigner that wanted to look like he worked in Gotti's crew.

Either way, how would one define subtle / thin / light... or should I just post a picture of the suit and let the masses decide?

[bobman0330]

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All of these pictures are not of pinstripes. The notion of pinstripes are informal or flashy are retarded.

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Pinstripes.

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All of these pictures are not of pinstripes. The notion of pinstripes are informal or flashy are retarded.

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Pinstripes.

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yeah that's more like the pinstripe suit i'm talking about. except it's dark blue with light blue pinstripes. would that still be okay for an interview?

yeah i just got bounced out of my old job and the job i'm interviewing is probably the best job i can find around. so... it'd be nice if I could make a good impression.

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All of these pictures are not of pinstripes. The notion of pinstripes are informal or flashy are retarded.

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Pinstripes.

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yeah that's more like the pinstripe suit i'm talking about. except it's dark blue with light blue pinstripes. would that still be okay for an interview?

yeah i just got bounced out of my old job and the job i'm interviewing is probably the best job i can find around. so... it'd be nice if I could make a good impression.

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Looks good to me. Good luck.

ScottieK