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ENGLISH SUIT:
- Gold Package: from EUR 498.00 Click here to order
Description:
An Englishman often wears suits that follow traditional style, particularly so that it looks just like his father’s and grandfather’s suits. In fact, if possible, he will wear those suits that have been passed down to him. If not, he will get them altered so that they fit his figure. The Englishman sees himself as a part of the whole; his suit must not express individuality.
The Classic English suit has two long side vents. They enable the wearer to put his hands in his pockets comfortably, a habit that, although considered to be bad manners in Germany, is acceptable in England. The main purpose of an English suit is to give the wearer a very well put-together look and not to show off.
Characteristics: Double Breasted 4 Buttons 1 Close / Peak lapel / 2 sides vents / 1 Straight pocket
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FRENCH SUIT:
- Gold Package: from EUR 498.00 Click here to order
Description:
In contrast with the English and the Italian, the French are not so particular about how they are dressed. Additionally, they are not the kind of people who like to show off.
Given this, our French suit is discreet yet sophisticated, especially with its two slanted pockets. Originally, the French liked to put their theater tickets in the second small pocket of their suits.
There is no vent in the jacket of our French suit, as the French seldom seat while wearing their jackets. In fact, before driving, the French man will take his jacket off.
Characteristics: Single Breasted 3 Buttons / Notch lapel / No vents / 2 Slanted pockets
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ITALIAN SUIT:
- Gold Package: from EUR 498.00 Click here to order
Description:
The Italian man is one who likes to show off - he is secure with his individuality and importance. His suit is designed to reinforce his unique, individualistic nature, not by way of loudly proclaimed extravagance but by means of a certain elegance.
The Italian suit is therefore first and foremost elegant, select and refined. Its elegance shows in its lightweight, soft fabric; its select nature in its color and design.
If you want to show off and feel like the most elegant gentleman in the world, this style of suit will be perfect for you.
Characteristics: Single breasted 1 Button / Notch lapel / 1 vent / 1 Slanted pocket
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NYC SUIT:
- Gold Package: from EUR 498.0 Click here to order
Description:
The American suit has one back vent. It is a feature that allows for freedom of movement. You can put your hands in your pocket without ruining the shape of the jacket.
While Europeans like to wear their trousers pleated (1,2 or 3 pleats), Americans prefer to have theirs unpleated.
The jacket can be either two buttons or three buttons.
The typical fabrics used for American suits are blue and gray pinstripe, gray herringbone, and plain blue and gray.
Characteritics: Single Breasted 2 Buttons / Notch lapel / 1 vent / 1 Straight pocket
Trousers: Unpleated
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IMPERIAL SUIT:
- Gold Package: from EUR 498.00 Click here to order
Description:
The Imperial suit is characterized by the jacket’s collar, which is a mandarin collar. A mandarin collar is a short unfolded stand-up collar on a shirt or jacket. Mandarin collars start at the neckline and typically rise vertically two to five centimeters.
Typically, shirts paired with the imperial suit are also mandarin-collar-shirts.
Since mandarin collars are short and do not fold over, neckties are not worn with mandarin-collared dress shirts.
Mandarin collars are often referred to as "band collars."
Characteristics: Single Breasted 4 Buttons / Chinese lapel / No vent / 1 Straight pocket
Trousers: No cuffs
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