You can never go wrong when you drop a considerable amount of money on a suit, at least in my opinion (and many others) that is. There are many different brands out there to choose from when considering a suit, but Zegna remains as one of my favorites. While other high-fashion brands started out as hat companies or luggage manufacturers, Zegna has always been in the suit businesses since they opened up shop in Italy back in 1910. They are the menswear brand. Since the summer is basically upon us and Zegna has updated their spring/summer line for 2015, here are some of our favorite Zegna suits from that collection.
The Bright Blue Wool/Mohair Suit – $1,345
Perfect for a night out on the town or that party where you want to go the extra mile to look good, the Bright Blue Wool/Mohair Suit is premium, luxurious, and comfortable. While Zegna describes it is “bright blue”, it seems more of a blue and dark purple to me. This is the ideal suit for the man that isn’t afraid to be bold. It’s for those who go against the grain, the men that like to stand out, yet at the same time, fit in perfectly.
The Light Gray Summer-Cotton Suit – $1,345
The Light Gray Summer-Cotton suit from Zegna is made with the warm weather in mind. The breathable cotton combined with its light color makes it the perfect suit to take to your friends wedding outside. It’s a standard, slim-fit suit that can be worn for a variety of different occasions, making it your ideal go-to suit.
The Trofeo/Mohair Two-Button Suit – $3,095
Zegna continues to show us that they are not afraid to design suits that are for the bold. The Trofeo/Mohair Two-Button suit is currently the brands most premium and most expensive suit that they sell. “Resilient, soft, breathable, and lustrous” are all words that Zegna uses to describe this suit, and we couldn’t agree more. It’s distinct enough to stand out in the crowds of black and navy suits, yet not crazy enough where people will be staring at you. It’s clean and elegant, yet creative and interesting. In my opinion, it’s perfect.
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