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Saturday, August 15, 2026

Read this if you hate wearing suits

Hi friend,

Most men who hate wearing suits make the same mistake.

They assume the suit’s the problem. It's not.

The engineering is.

I started xSuit because I was one of those men. Every suit I owned fought me. Tight across the shoulders. Pulling at the thighs. Wrinkled from sitting at a desk for an hour. Back at the dry cleaner every other week.

I didn't hate suits. I hated what suits did to me.

So I spent eight years figuring out why.

The answer wasn't a new fabric or a different cut. It was everything at once. Construction, stretch, care. A suit engineered to move the way you actually move. Goes in the wash like a t-shirt.

I developed the xSuit to solve that problem. Not to make a better version of a bad thing. To fix the thing that was wrong from the start.

The suit was never the problem. The engineering was.

If you've spent your whole life assuming suits just feel that way, they don't have to.

SEE FOR YOURSELF

Max Perez

Founder, xSuit

P.S. The Summer Sale is live now. Get up to 50% off through August 18. If you've been sitting on the fence, this is the right time to find out what a suit is actually supposed to feel like.

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Friday, August 14, 2026

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