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Royal Blue Twill · 100% Italian wool, About this fabricSuper 110s: How fine the wool fiber is: the higher the number, the finer and softer the yarn. 110s is a fine, durable grade for a suit you wear often. · Vitale Barberis Canonico, Italy · $500
Made in Bangkok, Thailand. One price per Price tiersTier: Our fabrics are priced in groups. Every fabric in a group costs the same, so you can choose on looks alone. This one is Essential.: every fabric in a tier costs the same.
Lining color: Matching the suit
Jacket
· Tailored
Jacket fitSlim: The closest cut, for a slender build.Tailored (your choice): Shaped at the waist, for an athletic build with broader shoulders.Classic: More room through the chest and waist, for comfort or a fuller build.· Two-button
LayoutOne-button: One button, a long deep opening. Sleek and slightly dressy; common on dinner jackets.Two-button (your choice): Two buttons, and you fasten only the top one. The everyday standard that suits most builds.Three-button: Three buttons with a higher opening that shows less shirt and tie. A traditional look.Double-breasted: Two rows of buttons, and the front panels overlap: six buttons, two of them fastened. A classic, dressier look.· Notch lapel
LapelNotch lapel (your choice): The step-shaped lapel on most suits. It reads as normal everywhere: work, a wedding, an interview.Peak lapel: Points that sweep up towards the shoulder. Dressier, and the traditional choice on a double-breasted jacket.Shawl lapel: One unbroken curve with no notch. This is evening wear: dinner jackets and black tie.· Half canvas
ConstructionHalf canvas (your choice): Canvas stitched through the chest and lapel, so the front moulds to you over time and the lapel rolls softly. Included in the price, and our recommendation.Full canvas · +$50: Canvas through the whole front, from shoulder to hem. The best drape and the longest life, with the most hand work. For a suit you plan to keep for years.· Half lined
Jacket liningHalf lined (your choice): Lined through the front panels, the upper back and the sleeves, with the lower back left open. Lighter and cooler, so it suits warm weather. Included in the price.Fully lined · +$100: Lined all through the inside. It slides on and off most smoothly over a shirt, and hides every inside seam. A little warmer.More jacket details
Trousers
· Straight
Leg shapeSlim tapered: Narrows from the knee down to a smaller hem. A modern line that shows off the shoe; best on a slimmer leg.Straight (your choice): About the same width from the knee to the hem. It suits most builds and goes with every jacket fit.Relaxed: More room through the thigh and leg, and a wider hem. Comfortable, a more traditional look, and kind to a larger thigh.· Flat front
PleatsFlat front (no pleat) (your choice): A smooth, flat front. The cleanest look, and the most common on suits today.Single pleat: One fold beside each front pocket that opens as you sit or move. A little extra room at the hip.Double pleat: Two folds each side, for the most room through the hip and thigh. A traditional, relaxed look.· No cuff
Trouser hemWithout cuff (your choice): A plain hem with no turn-up. Clean and a little dressier; the usual choice, and the one for formal suits.With cuff: A turn-up at the hem. Its weight helps the trousers hang straight, and it looks traditional. Goes with no break or a light break.Break: The soft fold the trousers make at the front, where the hem rests on your shoe.More trouser details
Vest
Finishing
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