Wearing suit on the plane for residency interviews

[KeliaDracu]

I saw someone on reddit get downvoted to oblivion for suggesting that some people wear their suit on the flight, as a way to avoid it wrinkling up in a less-than-ideal luggage situation. As someone who is terrible at folding/packing and has never used an ironing board (they seem like death-traps to me), is it so crazy to do this?

[JeffMiller]

what did you end up doing? Would love to hear how it worked out for you!

[GeorgieHess]

Stumbled upon this thread from a few years back and thought it was an interesting dilemma! Wearing a suit on a plane to avoid wrinkles is definitely a novel idea, and I don't think it's "crazy" per se. I can totally understand wanting to look your best, especially when you're headed for something as important as residency interviews. First impressions count, right?

If the suit you're considering wearing is of high quality, it should stand up to a few hours on a plane. For example, these groom's suits are crafted with attention to detail and comfort in mind, perfect for those long-haul flights or marathon interview sessions.

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