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How to Sell Suits like a Pro

  • Written by News Company


Suits, they may be everything right with one’s life. You can never go wrong with suits. You look sharp, feel stylish, impress easily and look smart when you are dressed up. Your professionalism gets a massive boost and you look successful. Leaving a lasting impression on the recipient is necessary, and suits give you the look that is worth looking for. When you are well dressed, people psychologically perceive you as someone who would say or do something important. It gives you the touch that you need to make a statement and stay above and up to the mark.

Wearing the right suit is important to look your sharpest, and this is why it is important to wear a properly fitted, well-chosen suit. On the other hand, wearing the wrong colors or baggy suits only gives you less of a reason to wear one and makes you lose the point of the suit. Choosing the best suits and the right fit for yourself, your personality and look is a hard choice. That’s where the role of a salesperson comes in. A good suit shop in Sydney gives the customers a lot of options in terms of fitting, shirts and ties.

Be subtle, Yet impressive

What makes the elements of a good suit are the seemingly tiny and aesthetic details that make up the suit. From coats to shirts, and pants to cufflinks and even the watch, the correct color combination is important in making the best suits available in the market. Choosing the right colors not only give you more confidence, but they come together to create something that pleases the eye. In short, it is nothing less than impactful. Combinations like light blue, pink and funky ties are very common these days, and are something to flaunt as they look great. A good salesman knows his or her customers and sells, for instance, slim or straight suits with the right combinations. This makes the customer feel fresh and immediately prepared to buy what is being offered. It makes them feel that it was exactly what they were looking for.

Meeting the ‘Level of Comfort’

Whether it be a basic human instinct or due to a certain phase in an individual’s life, suits become very uncomfortable at times. They become hard to carry and harder to maintain. They are sometimes too warm for certain weathers and can easily turn into a painful experience. For instance, the fabric used in coats isn’t easily wrinkled, tough it could be easily taken care of. But it is harder to press, clean and maintain. Handling the suits is difficult, and so the experience can discourage you to buy them. However, a good salesman effectively coordinates with the tailor to use the correct materials that their customers prefer according to their environment and other social, economic and other ground realities. A good salesman is expected to know all these details.

Leave it to the Customer

What you wear is what you are! Everyone has a different taste, a unique aesthetic sense and a different look. Your clothes do really define you. An oversized hoodie with baggy jeans and sandals may sound too casual, but it might suite a certain customer. Suits mean smart. Suits mean Professional. Paired with the correct shoes and the correct facial look, a suit can make a killer combination. Good salesmen knows how to judge a customer, and they know how to deal with every individual differently. This, however, takes time. Every customer that walks into your store is there to shop. However, you need to sway them in the right direction and specifically onto the product that perfectly suits their style and sense of aesthetics. Moreover, certain customers would only have a vague idea of what they want so it’s always a good idea to ask them what they want before providing any sort of practical assistance. Your selection of on-site shirts and suits is a contributing factor and it is what that matters at the end of the day. A customer likes to know what they would be getting when they walk out of the store.

There are also numerous customers who like everything readymade and they know exactly what they want. These customers are a breeze to handle and would often be the easiest ones to deal with, but the hardest to satisfy!

Value Uniqueness

Everyone wants a distinct look, but the term varies from person to person. What makes you unique? Everyone who comes to your store has to come back to see what you are selling isn’t available anywhere. A good salesman leaves the customer coming back wanting for more. Seemingly small things, if kept in consideration, can change everything. Your customer needs to know that they are looked after. A small gesture makes a huge difference. It can be anything from the colors of the suit, to quality or even the theme that you set in your stores. Suits are expensive investment so everyone hopes to be treated in a decent way while spending their precious money. Having a unique collection always pays off and in ways hard to understand. It is difficult in the beginning to find the customer’s distinctiveness. This can indeed become possible through a good communication with the tailor regarding the preference of a certain individual.

Marketing through Selling

Selling isn’t just what makes you a good salesman. Making your product sell itself, Keeping the process sustain itself without any external financial assistance is what makes the biggest achievement of a salesman. A good product is worn more often and makes up for more referrals and ultimately, bring new customers your way.

Building Customer Relationships

Having a good customer base can work wonders for marketing and make your life a whole lot easier. You need to know your customers and their requirements and aim for a relationship where the customer doesn’t have to explain their preferences each time. This not only helps save time, but also boosts the customer’s satisfaction. Elevated satisfaction directly translates to spread of ‘word of mouth’ that boosts marketing and helps your customer base increase and grow stronger over time.

Ultimately, it is always going to end with you and your customer handling skills. At the end of the day, you may end up with a lasting customer, working with you in harmony and even be ready to overlook any small shortcomings. Salesman skills are the most important. Period. They aren’t something that can be developed overnight and takes years of practice. But this sums up what you should keep in mind throughout your career. Know what you are selling and have an edge over the market. You and only you can makes your product and your service unique.