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Men's 2 Piece Suit with Tie, Slim Fit Solid Color Jacket and Pants Set, One Button, ChocolateTwo piece

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Men's 2 Piece Suit with Tie, Slim Fit Solid Color Jacket and Pants Set, One Button, Chocolate

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A one-button two-piece suit in rich chocolate brown, cut close through the body and paired with matching flat-front trousers.

$72.85

Size

XX-Large — On order

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A deep chocolate tone gives this two-piece set its grounded character. We tailored the single-breasted jacket with a clean notch lapel and a single front button closure. The trousers are cut to match the close line of the jacket, and we include a necktie selected at random to complete the set.

Single button closure

A single front button fastens the jacket for a low, clean gorge. This front arrangement leaves more room across the chest for your shirt and tie, fastened easily with smooth hardware.

Notch lapel

We cut the collar with a traditional notch lapel. The step is neat and balanced, resting flat against the chest canvas without rolling wide or standing proud at the neck.

Structured twill blend

Woven from a blend of polyester and viscose, the medium-weight outer cloth holds its shape firmly with no stretch. The jacket is fully lined on the interior to slip over shirting smoothly.

Dry clean care

To keep the brown cloth rich and protect the inner chest canvas, send both the jacket and trousers to a professional dry cleaner. Hang the pieces on wide wooden hangers between wears.

The details

In the boxTwo piece set
Jacket frontOne button
LapelNotch lapel
CutSlim
ClothPolyester Blend
ColourChocolate
PatternSolid
Neckwear includedNecktie
ClosureButton
StretchNo Stretch
Cloth weightMedium Weight
CareDry Clean Only
Chest43
Waist35

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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