Is their any reason to get /fit/ if you work in a high stress

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>>41182809
Yeah you'll look great dude

yes, but posture will be more important

>>41182809
There's more reasons to get /fit/ other than to look good. If you're in better shape, there's less of a chance your high-stress job will kill you.

>>41182825
cherrypicking shitty tailored suits

It's good to get a bit larger than your photo, but stay really lean. Honestly, the best you're likely to look in a suit is around Bale's size in American Psycho. Any larger and it starts looking out of place. You're best off just getting lean and being a little bigger and stronger than average if you're stuck in a suit every day. If you don't wear a coat then you can get a little bigger and look alright, but at the cost of a part of your professional appearance.

>>41182825
Holy shit

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>>41182809

>>41184202

Tie's too short ffs.

>>41183925
i'm confused.

get to 10% with some mass so you can have that intimidating as fuck ENEMY face/jawline

The business industry, you say?

>>41184225

Tie is perfect, belt is too low.

>>41182809
higher over all health and mental function

>>41183925
My dream

>>41182825
Surely if they went to a proper tailor then a suit would look good on them?

>>41182809
The lad in your pic isn't wearing socks and it's triggering the fuck out of me

>>41182809

If you have time for it, why not? Apart from health and mental benefits, you will look great when not wearing business clothes

>>41186330
Yeah but if you get too big you wont look very professional.