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Single-Breasted Suits for Men
A well-tailored suit remains the defining element of a truly complete wardrobe.
Single-breasted Suits
The single-breasted suit is the definitive instrument of professional command, engineered for a clean, contemporary silhouette. Our design philosophy centers on high end precision tailoring, which ensures a consistently sharp, modern fit with a naturally comfortable structure. This focus on engineering provides the necessary structure and ease of movement for demanding professional and formal environments. This versatile foundation is constructed exclusively with premium Italian fabrics, including high-twist wools from heritage mills like Vitale Barberis Canonico. These materials are selected for their exceptional resilience, superior drape, and ability to hold a sharp crease, ensuring the suit maintains its integrity through extended wear, travel, or prolonged workdays. The classic two or three-button front creates a streamlined, universally flattering profile, delivering an authoritative presence without unnecessary visual weight.
Our commitment to accessible luxury is evident in the consistent use of the world's finest cloth. We eliminate the manufacturing complexity, delivering uncompromising quality in fabric and construction so that your attire functions as a reliable, confident statement. For the ambitious professional building a definitive wardrobe, the single-breasted style is the most logical starting point and a calculated, secure choice. Focus on the fit,a precise shoulder line and a tailored, modern trouser,and the inherent quality of the Italian wool will handle the rest, projecting confidence without distraction.
Single-breasted Suits FAQ
What is the correct way to button a single-breasted suit jacket?
The universal convention is to always leave the bottom button unfastened. For a two-button jacket, fasten the top button. For a three-button jacket, you may button the middle one, sometimes the top one, and never the bottom one. Following this rule ensures the jacket drapes correctly when standing and prevents the fabric from pulling or bunching.
How does a single-breasted suit differ from a double-breasted suit?
The difference lies in the overlap. A single-breasted suit features a minimal overlap of fabric at the front and a single column of buttons, creating an open, elongating V-shaped closure that is more contemporary and universally adaptable. A double-breasted suit features a significant fabric overlap and two parallel columns of buttons, resulting in a wider, more formal, and inherently bolder statement.
What defines quality in single-breasted tailoring?
Quality is primarily determined by construction and material. Look for the superior drape and resilience of Italian wool from recognized mills. Our high end tailoring ensures a naturally structured shoulder, high armholes, and a jacket that fits close to the chest without pinching, allowing a full range of motion. Attention to internal details, such as Bemberg lining for breathability, confirms the suit is an asset for year-round professional wear.
