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Interview Outfits
Sharp shirts, tailored trousers, blazers and leather shoes from independent boutiques for your next job interview.
Modern interview outfits pair sharp tailoring with understated cuts that respect professional formality while showing personal taste. Structured blazers in cool wool or dense cotton balance wide leg trousers and crisp pleated shirts. Monochrome palettes of deep navy, slate grey and black create a focused frame that avoids visual distraction.
Homme Plisse Issey Miyake makes pleated jackets and trousers that are light and do not crease. UJOH was started by Mitsuru Nishizaki after years as a pattern cutter, and its tailoring has clean lines and bold asymmetric cuts. MM6 Maison Margiela is the second line of Maison Margiela, launched in the late nineties.
Solid trousers anchored by polished leather shoes ground the ensemble. WDLT117 in Toronto brings most of the tailoring here, led by Homme Plisse Issey Miyake. Due West in Toronto adds jeans and cargo trousers, and Utopia in Toronto adds Chrome Hearts and Amiri.
