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Men's 2 Piece Suit with Tie, Slim Fit Solid Color Jacket and Pants Set, Two Button, Light GreyTwo piece

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Men's 2 Piece Suit with Tie, Slim Fit Solid Color Jacket and Pants Set, Two Button, Light Grey

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Two buttons close this slim light grey jacket, cut from a dense twill and boxed with matching flat-front trousers and a tie.

$66.85

Size

XX-Large — Ready to ship

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We cut this two piece set in a clean light grey with a standard notch lapel and a two-button front. The cloth carries substantial weight with low stretch, holding a sharp crease down the trouser leg. We pack a coordinating necktie with the suit, selected by our workshop to finish the collar.

Two-button front

A single-breasted closure fastens with two buttons below a neat notch lapel. The jacket sits close through the body and chest, lined fully through the sleeves and torso for smooth layering over shirting.

Heavyweight blend

The shell blends polyester with viscose for a firm hand and a clean drape that resists rumpling. Low stretch gives the cloth enough give for movement while keeping the shoulder line intact.

Trouser build

The matching trousers are cut slim to mirror the jacket line. They sit flat across the front, dropping straight to the hem to preserve a clean line over dress shoes.

Care and maintenance

Dry clean only to maintain the structured chest piece and pressed trouser creases. Hang the jacket on a broad wooden hanger after wear and steam lightly to release transit creases.

The details

In the boxTwo piece set
Jacket frontTwo button
LapelNotch lapel
CutSlim
ClothPolyester
ColourLight Grey
PatternSolid
Neckwear includedNecktie
ClosureButton
StretchLow Stretch
Cloth weightHeavyweight
CareDry Clean Only
Chest1

How many pieces arrive together in our tailoring

A suit comes together at the cutting table or it does not come together right. When trousers and a jacket are made to go together, the cloth matches under direct light and in photographs. Here is how we count the pieces across our ready to wear tailoring.

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