fit vs. suit

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fit vs. suit

tommy1996

fit vs. suit

fit or suit

The T-shirt and my skirt donďż˝t ...... at all.(fit or suit?)

1 Dec 2014

cunliffe

If they are too small, then ďż˝fit ďż˝. If you mean they don ďż˝t look good together, I would say that. They don ďż˝t look good together. They don ďż˝t go with each other.

1 Dec 2014

ninon100

Suit = generally, to the look

Match = when clothes look nice together as an outfit and/or maybe colours are suitable

Fit = they are your size.

Go well together = Match.

Examples:

This shirt and skirt don ďż˝t MATCH at all. (they look bad together)

This shirt doesn ďż˝t suit me = I don ďż˝t like this shirt, I don ďż˝t look good in it.

This skirt doesn ďż˝t fit me, it ďż˝s too big.

Jeans and dresses rarely go well together :)

1 Dec 2014

shvat

You say - They don ďż˝t match. Unless you mean that they don ďż˝t fit YOU - too large or too small.

1 Dec 2014