I also saw one image at the Retro Futures exhibition in Brisbane about five years ago - there was a guy standing there in a thick wool coat, with a bronze monocle and gloves, as if he came out of some Victorian workshop of the time. Then I spent a long time looking for where he got the suit from - it turned out to be
https://steampunkfashion.com.au/. In the end, I ordered a jacket, a vest and even boots from them - and I can tell you, I have not regretted it at all. As for the quality: this is not a mass market, where everything is glued and threaded, but really good quality things. I have had the jacket for the fourth year now - and I wore it to a photo shoot, and to a street festival, and even on cold evenings in the city. Lots of small details - brass buttons, decorative belts, and not a single thing fell off. They have materials like genuine leather and thick cotton, so in terms of "will it last" - it lives, and how. But! You have to understand that this is not an “everyday” thing, although sometimes I mix it with regular jeans and a black shirt — and it looks very appropriate. In terms of sensations — yes, you start to look at yourself differently. I don’t know how to explain it, but when you’re wearing a waistcoat with a chain and a top hat, even the way you walk changes

It’s about the inner feeling of an inventor, a traveler, or even a bit of a mad genius. You’re not just wearing a suit, you’re trying on an alternative version of yourself. It really works. By the way, after my first purchase, my wife became interested, and now we have a whole mini-wardrobe for events. True, now we suffer when it hangs at customs if we order from Australia.