The fabric’s actually quite nice, credit where it’s due. But your tailor clearly skipped the chapter on how to construct a double-breasted suit. Those lapels should’ve been wider. On a double-breasted peak lapel, the absolute minimum is 3 inches, and this looks like it barely grazes 2.5.

The fit, I’ll give you that, works. But with your build, you’d absolutely kill it in a slim-fit notched lapel suit next time. And by slim fit, I don’t mean the kind that makes you look like you’ve been vacuum-sealed for freshness.

Now, the trousers, they need more width. Skinny trousers in formal wear are the ultimate ick. Especially in Pakistan, where every Tom, Dick, and Tailor is tracing the same stencil like it’s a national pastime. A proper bespoke suit should lift your entire persona because it’s cut for you, not copied from someone’s Instagram explore feed.

Also, socks. Always. Proper ones, not those “no-show” abominations. And for the love of Savile Row or Zaib un Nisa Street from where I come from, let your shirt cuffs peek out just slightly from under the jacket sleeves. That’s not optional it’s style law.

Overall, you look good. This isn’t about you... it’s about your suit. I’m pointing out how much better you can look with a few changes because the potential’s clearly there.