A good human under a good suit

by Subhranil Mandal
(16, Baisnab Para Cross Road, P.O. Garifa, 24 Parganas (N), West Bengal - 743166, India,)

The suit a man wears can certainly reflect his personality, but sometimes I come across a person whom I underrate in terms of personality because of the clothes he wears.

Every man who cares about what his raiment looks like will definitely be able to build up his trademarked personality. A tall man with around 170 to 175 cm. of height would appear good in all sorts of clothing.

However, my first Prime Minister Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru would prefer to wear a skin-tight pajama (trousers made of special cotton cloths) and punjabi ( a special designed shirt-like made up of the same material) with a sleeve less 'khadi' (a special type of cotton) jacket that goes just above the waist.

Apart from these he would also wear a cap ()-shaped made up of the same material with a glittering red colored half-bloomed rose in the left pocket of the jacket.

The suit is used to signify a good man and the rose is used to signify a pleasant and enthusiastic heart.

It is evident that the cost of a suit does not always mean that the suit is good. Good suits should at least have two characters : quality (includes durability) and decency ( includes color, make, fashion etc.).

Quality of a suit can be secured, to a great extent, by paying a handsome price for it. But decency, I mean to say that how one looks after wearing it, would not always depend on the price of the suit.

This largely depends on the height, complexion, hair-style, gait, voice, stride and overall personality of the man who wears it.

Above all, be upright, keep your head straight, move forward with a confidence and keep a good human being inside you, doing this will ensure that every suit will suit you.