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Easily the most common type of jacket fastening, it is ideal for all occasions and all types of jackets. Deep V neckline that should fall right above the navel; creating a flattering elongated silhouette.

Elegant and formal, a single button is typically reserved for tuxedos and morning coats, or highly formal dinner jackets. Deep V neckline that should fall right above the navel; creating a flattering elongated silhouette.

A bolder look, that can have a vintage edge, depending on the styling. This version of buttoning is a 6x2 - easily the most eclectic of the double breasted options. It is ideal for highlighting shoulders and creating a slim figure due to the double breast’s cinching effect.

The least common type of jacket fastening as of the past 20 years. Shallower V that falls higher on the body, around the chest area. Think 1990s.

Positioned at the center of the jacket hem, the single vent offers a symmetrical touch, perfect for elevated ensembles, creating a polished and balanced appearance.

Dual slits positioned at the jacket's rear hem offer a refined touch. This sophisticated style is favored for most suits, elevating their appearance.

Standard look, symmetrical style.

Ideal for those who prefer asymmetrical styles.

Ideal for those who prefer asymmetrical styles.

Regular style that provides a neutral look. Ideal for any occasion.

Exuding vintage charm, single-pleated trousers embody sophistication with a singular fold. This design offers a distinct, streamlined look while providing enhanced mobility and versatility, making it an excellent alternative to double pleats.

Dressier and slightly vintage. Double pleats are a classy way of elevating the look of your trousers. They offer more mobility and functionality. Ideal for any occasion.

Designed for belt use, perfect for individuals accustomed to wearing belts with their pants, ensuring comfort and convenience.

Offering a 2-3cm waistband adjustment, side adjusters are optimal for tuxedo pants. A belt-free choice, perfect for those seeking comfort and refinement.

Clean and functional. Ideal for pocket squares and keeping a thin card holder. It is a neutral style that works every contexts.

Exuding a vintage and relaxed vibe, a patch chest pocket is ideal when complemented by other patch pockets. Its casual charm makes it unsuitable for formal occasions.

With an enduringly clean appearance, this waistcoat complements shorter torsos. Its angular edge adds a touch of distinction to the overall ensemble.

With an ageless, neat appearance, ideal for individuals with medium to tall torsos, the 5-button waistcoat features a distinctive angular edge.

Displaying twin sets of three buttons, the double-breasted 6-button waistcoat exudes timeless sophistication, offering high formality and a flattering, sleek silhouette with its angular edge.

With enduring appeal, the five-button notch lapel waistcoat complements average to long torsos, exuding sophistication. Ornate notch lapels and an angular edge enhance its distinctive charm.

Adorned with dual rows of four buttons, the double-breasted waistcoat boasts ornate formality. Its chest-height notch lapel pays homage to Victorian fashion's distinctive charm.

Adorned with two sets of four buttons, the double-breasted shawl lapel waistcoat exudes intricate formality. Its classic shawl lapel drapes elegantly, adding a vintage touch with a slightly rounded hem.