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Men's 3 Piece Suit with Tie, One Button Solid Jacket Vest and Pants, Beige (529)Three piece

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Men's 3 Piece Suit with Tie, One Button Solid Jacket Vest and Pants, Beige (529)

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A lightweight three piece suit in beige with a single button jacket, notch lapels, matching waistcoat, flat trousers, and a necktie.

from $73.85

Size

Large — Ready to ship

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We cut this three piece set from a lightweight polyester and viscose blend in solid beige. The single button closure creates a deep front opening on the jacket, showing the matching waistcoat underneath. Flat front trousers and an included tie finish the tailoring.

One button jacket

A single button closure pulls the front clean and leaves room to show the waistcoat underneath. The notch lapels keep the lines traditional, balanced by full internal lining and structured shoulders.

Waistcoat and tie

The matching vest buttons high on the chest to hold its shape when the jacket comes off. We also pack a silk necktie with each three piece set, selected by our workshop.

Blended lightweight cloth

We weave the outer shell with 79 percent polyester and 21 percent viscose for a smooth surface with medium stretch. The fabric holds its press while the polyester lining sits clean against shirts.

Garment care

Send this three piece set to a dry cleaner when it needs refreshing. Hang the jacket on a shaped hanger between wearings to preserve the shoulder structure and keep the trousers draped straight.

The details

In the boxThree piece set
Jacket frontOne button
LapelNotch lapel
CutSlim
ClothPolyester
ColourBeige (529)
PatternSolid
Neckwear includedNecktie
ClosureButton
StretchMedium Stretch
Cloth weightLightweight
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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