Royal blue dinner Jacket with Black pants

The choice for formal-wear (e.g., tuxedos) or a trendy look

The classic, all-purpose option that’s suitable for all occasions.

Three button suits are a matter of preference and work well with a taller frame. Not for tuxedo

Double-breasted jackets offer a bolder yet elegant look, and are recommended to be worn with a peak lapel.

Suitable for tuxedo. A shawl lapel tuxedo is equally appropriate to the peak in formality, but slightly more unexpected. Ideal for men who want a softer, more relaxed presentation while keeping the formality of black tie.

Standard and most versatile lapel type

The lapel of choice for some classic flair. Peak lapels jut up and out toward your shoulder

Slim and sleek, this is the most fashion-forward lapel type.

No vent is generally reserved for tuxedo

The recommended option for the larger gent or those with a larger back.

The recommended option for a more stylish, modern suit. It is more of a personal preference to have 1 0r 2 vent

A minimalist look that is the preferred option for tuxedos

Most versatile option and traditionally the standard on suit jackets

A casual pocket type for suits and blazers. Not suitable for tuxedo

Dynamic and sporting, slanted pockets, with or without flaps, are more fashion forward and perfect for smart casual and weekend looks.

A sleek looking pocket with a subtle and stylish twist perfect for smart casual and weekend looks.

We use matching Suit Bemberg Lining.

A clean look that’s recommended for all suiting styles. Pair without cuffs. We always recommend pants without pleats.

A classic look that creates more room in the thighs without adding too much bulk to the pants.

A “heftier”, throwback look that creates more room around the thighs and seat of pants. Pair with cuffs.

The choice for a minimal, modern look.

With 1.5" Pant Cuffs, the bottom of each pant leg is folded onto itself and then sewn and pressed into place. Pant Cuffs are good for taller gentlemen as they help break the body up into sections.

Two back pockets are the standard option.

If you don’t use your back pockets or prefer less detail, go with one back pocket on either side or no back pockets.

If you don’t use your back pockets or prefer less detail, go with one back pocket on either side or no back pockets.

Go with belt loops for a standard, everyday option.

Go without belt loops for a more formal, sleeker option.

Side tabs substitute the need for a belt and are easily adjustable.

Replace belt loops with European style suspender buttons for a unique look, or have both options for a pair of pants ready for all occasions.