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black oxfords/derbys + brown oxfords/derbys + black loafers + brown loafers. you're set.
zodiac is trash; its shirts are so overpriced with terrible fits.
At the end of a long day being an overpaid page turner, your TML will be indistinguishable from a Zara off the rack unit. Check your classism at the door and report to duty, corporate drone.
Lol no, BB is more brand value than anything else. You can get 2x better quality from Andamen for half the price.
You all make enough to atleast go for Raymond ready to fit. All the other brands that you have mentioned here are for clerks and government employees. When taking the next Europe vacay, invest in a TM Lewin suit.
For freshers and A0s like me Peter England, Van Heusen, Arrow are good both in terms of looks and comfort
Get cloth from a good fabric store and get your formals tailored. Much better experience at same price. BSC is just an overpriced tailor, I am sure you can find better ones.
Shoe suggestions, people?

- With grey or black trousers

- With khakis or chinos (olives, navys)

- With jeans

- With shorts (Sunday brunch)
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If you're in a disputes practice in a firm, then Raymond and Park Avenue whites and trosuers can be your go to in terms of comfort.
OP here. Raymond is lovely too. I own a made to measure suit made by them and it is the best suit I have ever owned.
personally find Arrow and M&S way more comfortable than Van Heusen or Park Avenue. Seniors in my team usually rock formals from Louis Philippe, Blackberrys, Bombay Shirt Company & Raymond.
Saw a similar thread for females so decided to create one for men.

Personally I love shirts from the Bombay shirt company, suits from Arrow and pants from either Arrow or M&S