It’s the tail end of the holiday shopping season. Finding the right gift for the real estate or finance professional in your life may be challenging, especially when they “have it all.” However, a custom suit could be exactly what they need to help boost their professional confidence in the new year.
Seen as a tool for success, business professionals know that suits aren’t merely fashion accessories. A well-tailored suit can also give them confidence as they navigate their busy schedules and meetings.
But how can you guarantee that the business professional in your life will get the perfect suit, perfectly tailored for them? These days, you can order a custom suit online without having to step inside a tailor, which makes life much easier when you want to gift someone who has a demanding job in finance or real estate the perfect suit.
Why a Suit Makes the Perfect Gift for a Professional
Those who work in real estate and finance wear suits regularly because they know the value of a first impression when it comes to making a deal. This means that suits for professional wear aren’t just fashion statements but a critical part of how real estate agents and finance professionals do business.
The Importance of the Right Fit
Before purchasing a suit online, you need to know the intended recipient’s size. Suits that are too small or too large will prove uncomfortable to wear and will affect a finance professional’s confidence in the boardroom, not to mention a real estate agent’s belief in themself that they can make a sale.
Reflecting Their Personal Style
When designing the suit you want to buy, think about the business professional in your life’s personal style. Many online sellers allow you to tailor a suit all the way down from the fabric to the number of buttons it has. The suit’s design is a huge reflection of the wearer’s personality. For someone who works in real estate or finance, it’s probably best to opt for a more formal or business-professional style, as this will give them the confidence to succeed. However, there is nothing stopping you from adding a tie or a pair of cufflinks that show off their personality!
Think About the Time of Year
You should also factor in the time of year your business professional giftee will wear the suit, as the thickness of the fabric will matter. Consider lighter, more breathable fabrics like linens or cotton if the suit will be worn during the spring or summer.
That said, heavier materials like wool are perfect for winter wear. Alternatively, you can go middle of the road, and the wearer can accessorize with a coat and scarf during the winter months, so they can wear it all year round.
Factor in Their Fashion Sense
Ask yourself if the real estate or finance professional you intend to gift the suit to is fashion-loving. Are they the type of person who always buys brand names? Or are they someone who would not know a well-known designer from the next person? If you have a brand name lover on your list, you may want to tailor a suit made by a known designer. If they are not a brand-name person, you have more options at your disposal, especially when it comes to customizing the perfect suit to give them the confidence they need to succeed.
Choosing the Right Online Suit Company
Once you’ve gathered all the necessary details about size, style, and fabric, it’s time to choose the right online retailer. Look for online suit tailors that specialize in custom designs to give yourself as many options as possible to match their personality. Brands like Sartoro provide various design options and customization features, allowing you to create a suit that matches your loved one’s exact preferences all online.
When ordering a suit online to give as a gift to a real estate or finance professional this holiday season, make sure the company you choose provides clear sizing guides and has an easy return or exchange policy in case the fit isn’t perfect. A tailored suit is an investment in the business professional in your life’s confidence and success, so it’s important to choose a retailer that delivers quality and values customer service.
Written in partnership with Tom White
