According to Greg & Robby Miller
A PERFECT BLUE BLAZER - Try a two-button, side-vented model with functional buttonholes. It can take you from business to dinner and beyond, and it always looks good.
A FINE PAIR OF LOAFERS - Loafers are at home with everything from a coat and tie to shorts and a linen shirt. And I see far too many guys wearing suit shoes with khakis.
A SOLID CHARCOAL-GRAY SUIT - You're going to look sharp, and it is very versatile. You can wear it with all kinds of shirts: solids, stripes, checks-whatever you like.
A KILLER PAIR OF CUFF LINKS - Clunky cuff links are all wrong. Try something in sterling and enamel-and avoid anything that's approaching the size of a half-dollar.
A CLASSIC TUXEDO - You may not think you have places to wear a tuxedo, but lots of guys go to weddings. For the right event, nothing comes close to your own tuxedo.
Men of the Cloth
- Miller Brothers Ltd.
- Located in the city's Buckhead neighborhood, Miller Brothers, which was founded in 1996 by Robby and Greg Miller, is anything but your typical men's store. "We provide people with a unique experience. We have a broad and distinct product mix that sets us apart. And guys like the results, since they wind up having fun and looking great." With a working fireplace, large leather couch, plasma television, wood floors, antique oriental rugs and built-in shelves throughout, the shop feels more like a relaxed country club than a clothing store-which was precisely the Millers' intent. In addition to carrying custom and off -the-rack suits and sport coats, Miller Brothers has a private label made in Canada along with top names from overseas. "We're not really interested in carrying the names you can get all over town."
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