Suits

[scagnt83]

Banks is running an ad, buy 1 get 2 free..

Thats a good deal. If I were the OP I would jump all over that.

 

[WinoBlues]

i might actually try this one day, after i work there for awhile and get a feel for their sense of humor.

If you are a consistent hitter, you can get away with more.

 

[JimmehBone]

I went there for the buy 1 get 2. They are also running a 65% off deal though. And i thought it was 65% off and you still get 2 free. So I picked out this crazy expensive suit. Then found out only 1 deal applies and said **** it, i want this suit now lol. Next week im gunna go try and pick up the 1 price for 3 deal. Just need to save alil.

 

[Arthur Rudnick]

Has this turned from an Insurance Forum into a Fashion Forum?

 

[LGilmore]

Dress for the market you want to be in. Pretty simple.

 

[xrac]

How are the Banks suits? I have never owned one of theirs.

Men's Wearhouse is not bad and they are pretty good with fit.

 

[JimmehBone]

How are the Banks suits? I have never owned one of theirs.

Men's Wearhouse is not bad and they are pretty good with fit.

This suit seems sharp, its getting tailored. But I really liked it.

 

[Kenno]

Proper dress depends on the client. If I'm meeting Joe and Jane Lunchbucket then no tie. If I'm dealing with the horsey set in Ocala no tie. Attorneys, CPAs, other professionals definitely a tie and likely a suit. Let the situation (or your Agency's rules) dictate what you wear.

 

[VaDwayne]

Like NFL coaches, nobody wears a suit anymore....

 

[Larry Tew]

Dress for the market you want to be in. Pretty simple.

Ditto.

Or you could get the Dean Cipriano Selling System where he will teach you how to sit around the house in your underwear selling term over the phone or internet.

Like this guy.