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This is a formal three-piece suit set made of wool in a charcoal gray shade. It is a two-buttoned suit with peak lapels, patch pockets, and a pocket square. The waistcoat is collarless with four buttons. The suit trousers are regular and have a zip closure. The model wears a white buttoned-down shirt and a contrasting solid black necktie. A formal watch, a black belt, and a pair of black formal shoes complete this pro look with utmost style.
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Of course, wool is the most preferred fabric for winter. Flannel is a medium-weight cotton fabric with the same characteristics as that of cotton—breathable, soft, skin-friendly, and cozy. In addition, this fabric is quite thicker. Hence, they offer insulation against the cold winter. With these apparel, you can feel comfortable yet stylish.
Though this fabric comes in different clothing, like jackets, shirts, overcoats, etc., flannel shirts are always special.
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Check out this Jet black single-breasted blazer with one button for fastening. The blazer features two besom front pockets, contrasting peak lapels, and a usual sloping pocket square. The blazer is medium-padded for a perfect professional or formal look. Wearing a similar black trouser and a light-hued shirt completes the attire.
You can wear this chic blazer for formal events, meetings, conferences, and formal wedding occasions. Want to customize this blazer? Reach out to Bucco—your one-stop shop for bespoke suits and tuxedos.
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Here is a suit style for the better half—the groom—to make the wedding more romantic and traditional. It is a three-piece suit made of pure wool catering to the winter needs. The fabric is in Academy blue with window pane checks in brown. The blazer is customized with three front pockets in flap style. The waistcoat is also lapelled like the blazer. The fit looks chic and impressive. The necktie with scattered geometric patterns is brown to complement the suit.
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When professionals need to go outdoors to attend semi-formal events or occasions, they may need to maintain a professional tone as well as the winter style. In that case, why not choose this outfit with a simple sweater, long winter jacket, and trousers?
You can easily get ready in this stylish yet smart formal outfit with a light-hued turtle-neck sweater and a dark-hued extra-long jacket in your closet. You can match your trousers with either of the shades—the sweater or the jacket.
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Who does not like an all-black suit? No one. And Sam Rockwell Wisel chose a solid black two-piece suit with double-breasted blazers. The contrasting lapels with a silk finish and the besom pockets were sleek, modish, and undoubtedly, uplifted the overall look and style of the outfit. The noticeable white sloping pocket squares were another unique personalized detailing.
Otherwise, we did not notice any accessories. Did you capture anything? Drop in the comments!
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The model wears a gray 100% wool suit with gray ‘Prince of Wales’ checks and purple lines. To match the less apparent purple lines on the gray suit, the necktie is chosen solid purple. The light pink dress shirt contrasts the necktie and the gray suit.
You can customize this suit A silky purple tie can be worn for special occasions and a cotton or linen purple tie can be worn for regular formal occasions.
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Though initially found in Scotland in the 18th century to keep outdoor workers warmer and insulated, tweed is now a luxury fabric. It is similar to woolen fabric and made of animal fibers. The only difference between wool and tweed is that these tweed fabrics have tight weaves with specific patterns, like twill, herringbone, harris, and checks.
Most importantly, no particular weave type or weight exists to define a tweed fabric. Instead, there are varied weights and weave types.
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This is a slate black single-breasted blazer with two buttons. Pairing this with a similar-hued pair of trousers, a white shirt, a black butterfly or a diamond bow tie elevates the whole look from a simple formal one to a classic statement. The blazer features two besom front pockets, notch lapels, and a pocket square.
This blazer is special—so wear it for your special occasions that require formal attire.
Undoubtedly, Italian suits are the epitome of sophisticated and modern men’s wear. They carry distinctive elements, like the Italian tradition, state-of-the-art elegance, sartorial innovation, minute detailing, and ultimate comfort. Together these elements differentiate these Italian suits from American and British suit styles.
How have Italian suit styles evolved?
It all began after the Second World War (1940s) wherein three cities selectively contributed to the art of tailoring suits with a unique Italian flair. The first one is Milan that’s known for minimalistic formal or semi-formal elegant suits. The second one is Naples that’s known for comfy and relaxed suits. The third one is Rome that’s known for the blend of the first two.
Later in the 1960s, these Italian styles spread all over the world making it the style statement when it comes to men’s suits. Thanks to Hollywood celebrities and business tycoons who featured them and made it an inspirational style for the rest of the world.
The distinguishing features of Italian suits
The very specialty of Italian suits is that they help highlight the body features that need to be highlighted and hide those that need to be hidden. This makes these suits highly responsive to the man’s physical body giving a perfect structure.
Unlike American suits that have lower armholes, Italian suits have higher armholes. This makes the suit more relaxed, cozy, and streamlined with free hand movements. Thus, fashionistas call it the hallmark feature of Italian suits.
As mentioned earlier, Italian suits are cut and tailored with impeccable proportions. This ensures the suit befits the body measurements without hindering the movement and at the same time, looks incredibly flawless giving the right silhouette.
Unpadded shoulders in Italian suits render a natural look to the men’s suit without creating stiffness or any sort of discomfort even when worn throughout the day. On the contrary, American suits feature heavy padding that gives an artificially structured look or silhouette.
Italian suits are made of lightweight fabrics like cashmere, linen, and silk. These are breathable fabrics allowing more room for ventilation. Also, these fabrics give a luxury or grandeur look when tailored and styled with the right accessories. Another advantage of these fabrics is that designers can create versatile styles without forgoing traditional Italian elegance.
Take any Italian suit and they will have intricate details. Yes, Italian designers are adept at paying attention to tapestry intricacies. Hence, these suits are unique in style. It could be a simple button, cuff links, the trousers, the lapels, the vests, or the pocket squares.
Conclusion
Needless to say, Italian suits have always been at the fashion forefront and they keep innovating the existing men’s suit styles with minimal modifications that boost the overall grace. So, if you’re bored wearing American suit styles all your life, give Italian suits a try. Trust us—it’s worth the try!
Reach out to the leading bespoke men’s suit designers in the country—the Bucco Couture!
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All that you need for the rest of your life is fine. How about all that you need for your wedding day? Let this winter wedding embody your groundedness for your love with a deep cafe brown and blue wedding suit. The three-piece suit is chosen double-breasted to match your outdoor weather. The fit is chic and no doubt it will perfectly flaunt your silhouette. Of course, you can tailor your pocket styles, lapels, and vest collars.
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As a businessman, you should travel places and need semi- or smart-formal suit styles this snow season. Why not try this unique style?
A simple white shirt layer close to the body; a simple dark-hued cardigan as a middle later; and a matching or contrasting blazer for the topmost covering. These three layers give enough warmth besides the optional winter shawl. Your pair of matching trousers can either balance the blazer or the cardigan.
