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" This week, the Times Thursday Styles section has  a pretty good story that puts numbers to something we&amp;#039;ve been saying for a while now: Men are wearing suits again. Sales of tailored clothing are, apparently, up 11 percent since 2011. More surprising, though, is that most of this growth is due to a new category of tailoring \u2014 a summer suit, one might call it, which can be thrown in a suitcase, and worn to lunch on Saturday, and rumpled, and mixed-and-matched, and &amp;quot;worn as separates,&amp;quot; a phrase fashion journalists love lately. These pieces aren&amp;#039;t too hot to wear for summer because, often, they&amp;#039;re unlined and unstructured while featuring the sort of soft tailoring that loosens up the shoulders on the jacket and frees the pants from their above-the-waist counterpart. And while we&amp;#039;re discussing all this, allow us to suggest one such suit that&amp;#039;s caught our eye lately. It&amp;#039;s the new Aimon model, from Club Monaco, which has all the hallmarks of a great &amp;quot;summer suit,&amp;quot; yet comes in grey tone-on-tone seersucker. Distinctive. Different. And, yes, it can be worn as separates. In fact, that&amp;#039;s how it is sold. Aimon sport coat ($329) and trousers ($149.50) by Club Monaco, clubmonaco.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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