Suits

This suit is a “Drop 6” meaning the waist of the pants will be 6 inches less than that of the jacket. (example.. 46R jacket will come with a 40 waist for the pants). If this does not work, I recommend going a size up. The jacket and pants can always be tailored down if it’s too big. There is room in the seams to let out about an inch if needed.

I guess you’ve probably seen different types of suit styles, but what is the thing that defines them?

Undoubtedly, a man’s suit is the most versatile and universally accepted clothing item in his wardrobe. There are not many occasions where a quality suit will look out of place.

The suit can easily become the cornerstone of any man’s style when worn with confidence and some fashion know-how.

Well-defined suit rules explain how to wear a suit the right way. These rules should be addressed before we get into pocket flaps, fabrics, cuts, and the myriad of other suit-related details.

While these rules allow for freedom of expression, they do not give you carte blanche to simply throw an outfit together.

The most basic definition of a man’s suit is a jacket and trousers intended to be worn as an ensemble.

Therefore, they will have the same cut and be made from the same material. Often, but not always, the jacket and the trousers will be the same color.

A lot of factors need to come together to produce the best suit for the man wearing it.

There’s the fabric the suit is made from, including weight and color. Then there’s the level of customization, number of buttons, lapel shape, etc.

Our suits are a hybrid between a slim and modern fit. If your normal suit size is 42 or above, I recommend going up 1 size.** (You can call, email, or use the chat feature if you have additional questions about the fit.)