The following are basic interview clothes for men tips that should help you to make appropriate choices for all kinds of situations.

• Wear darker color suits such as dark grey, dark blue and charcoal. Avoid black; you are not going to a funeral.
• White is still the best when it comes to shirts, but depending on the industry you can also wear a blue shirt. If you select white with fine stripes or just white, you know that you don't face the risk of offending the interviewer's taste.
• Never roll up the sleeves.
• Selecting the tie ? not all jobs still requires a tie, but when you wear a tie, it should be darker than the shirt and should compliment the jacket. Avoid bright ties.
• Wear calf-length socks consisting of natural fiber to avoid unpleasant smells. Select darker colors.

Never wear slip on shoes. Wear darker and polished shoes. If it is really cold, you can wear a neat and conservative coat over your jacket. Avoid jewelry other than your wedding band and watch. Don't wear a funky watch or a flashy fake Rolex. Wear a leather belt that coordinates with the pants.

• Select a simple briefcase that coordinates with the color of your suit.
• You must be clean shaven or have your mustache and beard trimmed.
• Fingernails must be clean and short.
• Wear light fragrance cologne.

When it all comes together, interview clothes for men should form a unity and not make you stand out. Rather than being flashy, go with conservative. Conservative interview clothes are less likely to offend than a fashion statement, especially in the law, banking, investment and finance industries. If you apply for a job in the advertising or media industries, you can ask the HR officer at the company beforehand, whether you will need to wear a tie. If in doubt, then still select conservative interview clothes.